A divided Pennsylvania Supreme Court ruled that the statutory prohibition on self-dealing in the Workers’ Compensation Act does not include referrals for prescription drugs and

Air ambulances provide fast emergency transport for workers with severe or life-threatening injuries.

An on-demand webinar highlights findings from a 32-state study, Use and Cost of Air

A Louisiana appellate court upheld an award of supplemental earning benefits for an injured contract nurse, as well as her award of penalties, but partially

A New York appellate court ruled that the administrator of a worker’s estate was entitled to partial summary judgment on his Labor Law claim for

West Virginia’s Intermediate Court of Appeals upheld a worker’s 14% permanent partial disability award.

Case: West Virginia Division of Highways v. Gauvin, No. 26-ICA-10, 06/02/2026,

California’s fee schedules keep inflation in check for most medical services, but a new California Workers’ Compensation Institute study finds that treatment is being billed