An employer is challenging the constitutionality of a Missouri law that passed in 2014 by a compromise between the Republican-dominated legislature and the Democratic governor, in

The Illinois Workers’ Compensation Commission will vote today on whether to increase by 30% physician reimbursements for evaluation and management services, a move that could partially undo

Claimants’ attorneys who represent volunteer firefighters are reeling after a New Jersey appellate court decision last week held that their clients can’t receive wage-loss benefits

Companies alleged to be affiliated with criminally charged providers are continuing to fight the freezing of their liens in the trenches of the Workers’ Compensation

A Texas Supreme Court opinion delivered Friday leaves the door open for workers’ compensation attorneys to make arguments at the trial court level that they