A Louisiana appellate court upheld the distribution of contingency fees between two law firms that represented the family of a worker who was killed while inflating

A Florida appellate court said that even though a judge made misstatements in his decision granting a motion for summary adjudication, the judge performed the

A bill introduced Wednesday in Michigan would create a presumption for medical examiners diagnosed with cancer.

HB 4764 would provide benefits to full-time, part-time or on-call county

The California Division of Occupational Safety and Health announced that a food processing plant pleaded guilty to two misdemeanor counts related to the deaths of

West Virginia’s Intermediate Court of Appeals upheld an award of 0% permanent partial disability for a worker’s occupational pneumoconiosis claim.

Case: Kyle v. Patriot Coal