Workers’ compensation systems in dozens of states did not experience the expected delays in access to medical care when the COVID-19 pandemic took off last

Like lawmakers in many states facing mounting deficits in their second-injury funds, the Missouri legislature has taken a number of steps through the years to

Washington state lawmakers have introduced two bills that would cap future cost-of-living adjustments for workers’ comp benefits and allow parties to settle claims via a lump

As the COVID-19 pandemic nears its one-year milestone in the U.S., commissioners at the California Workers’ Compensation Appeals Board say they’ve used their lockdown time

Proponents of a bill that would allow claimants in Washington state to record independent medical exams said during a hearing on Thursday that doing so