A Los Angeles man pleaded guilty to three felony counts of conspiracy and wire fraud stemming from his time living in Massachusetts after he helped

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