The three-part test to determine whether a worker is an employee that the California Supreme Court adopted this summer for wage-order claims could be applied to

Hospitals in Tennessee could see a slight bump in reimbursements if new workers’ compensation fee schedules are approved early next year.

The proposed schedules and

New devices intended to help address the opioid crisis — ranging from a digitally controlled pill dispenser to a deep transcranial magnetic stimulation system — may soon

What in effect is the final report card before California Gov. Jerry Brown leaves office shows that the workers’ compensation reforms he championed have performed

Thursday’s raids by the Federal Bureau of Investigation of longtime Chicago Alderman Ed Burke’s offices caught the city’s political establishment by surprise.

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