If insurers are worried about what the winner of Tuesday's presidential election might mean for profitability, perhaps they shouldn't be.

Robert Hartwig

With no further congressional stimulus package on the horizon, the Ohio Bureau of Workers' Compensation has taken it upon itself to help employers survive the

As workers’ compensation systems continue to look for ways to reduce injured employees’ reliance on opioids or expensive surgeries, advocates say a relatively new recovery

As America’s lucrative cannabis industry continues to grow, workers’ compensation systems will have to adjust to changing regulatory trends and evolving treatment options for a

The California Division of Workers’ Compensation on Wednesday proposed a new Medical-Legal Fee Schedule that would increase the multiplier for psychological add-ons, modify the per-page