Claimants attorneys and Arizona employers are backing a bill that could make it easier for workers to take a lump sum payment for waiving the

The Bureau of Workers’ Compensation is making good on a 9-month-old pledge to take $6 million of investment earnings and create a health and wellness

California’s new prescription drug formulary, which launched Jan. 1, appears to have caused no more disruption than the related update to the state’s evidence-based treatment guidelines that

A proposal to eliminate the preauthorization exemption for Texas accredited rehabilitation programs comes 15 years after stakeholders began questioning whether accreditation has any impact on return-to-work outcomes.

A Washington state lawmaker followed through on her promise to introduce legislation that would give workers in the so-called gig economy access to workers’ compensation