A federal trail court judge last week ruled that a New Jersey staffing company has to cough up $166,202.65 in past-due workers’ compensation premiums to

Two Southern California lawmakers want the state’s auditor to conduct an independent investigation on the timeliness of medical care being provided to injured workers.

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Injection therapy may be one type of treatment that gets a boost from efforts to reduce opioid prescribing, according to a work comp corporate medical

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Bill Herrle

Despite three years of inaction by the Legislature, the Florida Division of Workers' Compensation is moving

Medical inflation, an increase in litigation or a dampening of the current “heavily favorable” loss reserve development are a few of the factors that could