The Minnesota Supreme Court ruled that a 2024 legislative amendment increasing the cap on fees in workers’ compensation cases does not apply retroactively, that the

The Ohio Bureau of Workers' Compensation said a 6% rate cut for private employers will take effect Tuesday.

The bureau said the rate cut is

A New York woman working as a correctional officer was indicated for allegedly stealing more than $43,000 in workers' compensation benefits over four years by

A New York appellate court upheld a grant of summary judgment dismissing part of a worker’s Labor Law action.

Case: Merlo v. 49 Grove Realty

Rhode Island Gov. Daniel McKee signed identical companion bills clarifying the authority of the Workers' Compensation Court to issue certain decisions involving police and firefighters.

The city of Stratford, Connecticut, wrongly fired two firefighters who remain off work with injuries they sustained in the line of duty, the local firefighters'