The Oregon Court of Appeals upheld the denial of a university professor’s claim for benefits for a compression fracture after he fell from a chair.

A bill that originally proposed to prohibit employers of certain types of first responders from pursuing subrogation claims against third parties responsible for causing an

The Washington State Legislature sent the governor a bill that would revise the schedule used to calculate total disability benefits for unmarried workers.

Currently, a

The Washington Court of Appeals overturned a determination that a ketamine treatment provider was not entitled to additional payment for its services, since the Fee

The California Division of Workers’ Compensation on Thursday opened a second 15-day comment period on proposed utilization review rules after abandoning a proposal to create

Montana Gov. Greg Gianforte enacted legislation allowing physician assistants and physical therapists to serve as injured workers' treating physicians.

Treating physicians coordinate care and determine