The Texas Division of Workers' Compensation set tongues wagging and emails flying this week after announcing with minimal explanation a number of staff changes in

Big-name law firms around the country have long relied on their reputations and client word of mouth to remain leaders in insurance defense work.

But

NEW YORK — Retail giant Walmart Inc., already known for changing the way Americans shop, manufacture goods and manage employees, is now pioneering a new

In a case of first impression, a New Jersey appellate court ruled that a workers’ compensation judge can order an employer to reimburse an employee for

Few states seem to put as much store in their workers' compensation advisory councils as Wisconsin does in its panel, an 18-member group that includes