The Virginia House of Delegates unanimously passed a bill that would provide workers' compensation coverage for the exacerbation of preexisting mental health conditions without an

A divided Virginia Court of Appeals ruled that workers’ compensation exclusivity barred a worker from pursuing a civil suit against his statutory co-employees.

Case: Villarroel

A bill in West Virginia would require employers to provide paid traumatic event counseling to peace officers, firefighters and 911 dispatchers exposed to certain critical

The Delaware Superior Court upheld the denial of benefits for damage to a worker’s lower teeth.

Case: Peed v. Essential Staffing Inc., No. S25A-06-001 RHR,

The Tennessee Department of Commerce and Insurance announced a 13th consecutive workers' compensation rate cut for 2026.

In December, Commissioner Carter Lawrence signed orders approving