Florida's Three-Member Panel, the quasi-government group charged with deciding workers' compensation medical reimbursement rates, has surprised stakeholders by doing something it has rarely done in

Florida property-casualty insurers, hit by increasing losses in recent years, have opened a new front in the war against fraud and are using anti-racketeering laws

One of the largest claimants' law firms in Massachusetts is asking a judge to dismiss a lawsuit the state attorney general filed alleging it accepted kickbacks

The largest doctors' group in Kansas said it is much in favor of a state Supreme Court ruling that greenlights the continued use of the

In July of last year, Workers’ Compensation Appeals Board Judges Robert Rassp and Eric Ledger guessed that California would soon add at least 1 million employees