A Delaware Superior Court judge ruled that the Industrial Accident Board failed to make sufficient findings to support its conclusion that an injured truck driver

The District of Columbia’s highest court ruled that an administrative law judge had authority to resolve a dispute between a quadriplegic worker and an insurance

The Tennessee Bureau of Workers' Compensation is developing a training program for physicians who treat injured workers, and it wants input from insurers and employers.

A Louisiana appellate court upheld the approval of a compound cream for pain management by an injured worker who had been run over by a

Some of Florida's top elected officials are highlighting a 6.6% average decrease in workers' compensation rates for 2021, almost a month after it was approved