Two years after insurers and business groups warned of dire consequences from landmark Florida Supreme Court decisions on attorneys’ fees and benefit levels, workers’ compensation rates

Members of the Senate Rules Committee wasted little time Friday in recommending confirmation of Gov. Jerry Brown’s two recent appointments to the Workers’ Compensation Appeals

The California Supreme Court ruled that workers’ compensation is the exclusive remedy for disputes arising out of the utilization review process, and suggested that lawmakers evaluate whether

In what’s being described as a first-of-its-kind move against doctors suspected of illegally prescribing opioids, temporary restraining orders were issued that forbid two Ohio doctors

New Jersey will apparently become the first state to mandate electronic medical billing that will not use the model rule instituted by the International Association of