Misclassification bills dominate the workers’ comp slate for the 2019 session of the Indiana General Assembly, but the session is unlikely to produce any earth-shattering

One Call denies referring California injured workers only to chiropractors offering the biggest discounts, saying in court filings that it uses a “proprietary scoring system” to decide

Three California Department of Industrial Relations workers received a fair hearing before they were fired for violating the agency’s prohibition on accepting gifts from vendors

A year into Virginia’s new workers’ compensation medical fee schedules, regulators are in the middle of a required review process. The first set of revisions,

With health care reform is expected to be a hot topic for lawmakers in Sacramento in coming months, an occupational medicine group is proposing that