Maryland insurers, claimants' attorneys, state senators and one of the country's top occupational medicine researchers engaged in a spirited debate this week over the need

A New Jersey volunteer firefighter is now due almost $120,000 in wage benefits, even though she wasn't working and had no wages at the time

Step aside, opioids. Non-steroidal anti-inflammatories are now the most common therapeutic drug group prescribed to injured workers in the state, according a new report by the

Nevada Democrats, having recently seized the reins of state government, are proposing a more liberal standard for compensability than is used in California, starting with a

New York state's inspector general last year prosecuted 34 people — including claimants, employers and physicians — for workers' compensation fraud, according to a report released last