A doctor accused of scheming to pay patients to submit to unnecessary surgeries and testing while he awaited trial on charges that he accepted more than $600,000

Oregon’s Workers’ Compensation Division on Thursday posted revised forms that removed the field for providing the injured worker’s Social Security number.

Earlier in December, the division

A task force charged with studying the compensability of mental health claims filed by first responders in Utah would have until late 2025 to finalize

The Idaho Department of Insurance announced it started offering remote proctored exams for insurance licensing Wednesday.

While on-site testing facilities remain an option for candidates,

The California Workers’ Compensation Appeals Board on Tuesday issued an en banc decision suspending the requirement that each district office must have a designee available