The Montana Workers’ Compensation Court ruled that a worker was not entitled to additional benefits following an on-the-job fall despite his ongoing complaints and receipt

The Alaska Supreme Court rejected a constitutional challenge to a state law limiting a worker’s estate to the collection of funeral expenses, since she had

The Hawaii Department of Labor and Industrial Relations announced that it will open offices statewide, effective Dec. 1, to provide walk-in and in-person services Wednesdays

The committee that advises the California Division of Workers’ Compensation on evidence-based changes to the prescription drug formulary is meeting virtually on Nov. 16.

Members

Oregon’s Workers’ Compensation Division extended the public comment period on proposed rules to implement legislation allowing carriers and self-insured employers to store claims files outside