Workers’ compensation research experts finally have a reliable chunk of data on national COVID-19 trends, but they say more is needed to fully understand what's

Workers’ compensation systems’ inability to address patients’ anger and anxiety has led to undesirable claim outcomes, including unnecessary costs for employers and poor health results

After nearly a year of impassioned deliberations, the California Division of Workers’ Compensation’s latest Medical-Legal Fee Schedule proposal could be the best all sides can

A California workers’ compensation insurance carrier planning to merge with its sister company in New Mexico has filed a motion accusing the California Department of

As the COVID-19 pandemic continues unabated in many parts of the U.S., doctors, attorneys and claims administrators may soon see more coronavirus cases with workers claiming