The Oregon Workers’ Compensation Board will discuss public testimony on proposed changes to attorney fee rules during an Aug. 18 meeting.

The board held a

California law would presume COVID-19 is compensable for specified frontline workers and anyone working at a place where at least 5% of their coworkers also

The Utah Supreme Court rejected a worker’s constitutional challenge to the Labor Commission’s process for determining permanent partial disability benefits.

Case: Ramos v. Cobblestone Centre,

The California Department of Insurance reported that a woman who falsified documents to receive an additional $10,590 in benefits pleaded guilty to felony counts of

The Nevada Court of Appeals ruled that the closure of a munitions handler’s case was properly set aside because she had been denied a fair