Civil-suit plaintiffs in Oregon can thank an injured worker for this week’s appellate court decision to lift the state’s $500,000 cap on non-economic damages in

Portable benefits, a way to provide social safety-net protections such as disability insurance regardless of where an employee is working, were a topic of much

A bill introduced Tuesday in the Florida Senate would increase the initial terms of judges of compensation claims from four to six years and bump

Shock waves rippled through Southern California’s legal community this weekend after a workers’ compensation attorney fatally shot one colleague and wounded another before killing himself.

The New York State Workers’ Compensation Board revoked, temporarily suspended or accepted the voluntary resignations of 49 physicians in 2017 — a 36.1% increase over the