A contractor in Maine who was acquitted on manslaughter charges after a jury determined his workers were independent contractors with the autonomy to choose for

The Commonwealth Court of Pennsylvania overturned the denial of a firefighter’s request for a disability pension, finding he had been denied due process in the

The Commonwealth Court of Pennsylvania ruled that a judge’s credibility assessment of an expert’s testimony was not so arbitrary and capricious to require reversal of

The U.S. Occupational Safety and Health Administration said Thursday that it cited a Kansas truck washing company after a worker died from hydrogen sulfide gas

A New York appellate court upheld a grant of partial summary judgment that allowed a worker to proceed with his Labor Law action against one of