Workers’ compensation may be as much as 10 years behind other care-related sectors when it comes to applying advancements in technology, a group of industry

The Missouri Court of Appeals ruled that a woman assigned to provide interpretation services to a deaf student could not maintain a tort suit against the

While some states transition back to normalcy as the COVID-19 pandemic continues to fade, lessons learned from changes to workers’ compensation systems are likely to

A federal judge later this month could rule on a lawsuit filed against the California Department of Insurance by a carrier alleging the department violated

California's insurance commissioner on Monday heard competing proposals for the state's first-ever Sept. 1 advisory pure premium rate, one a recommendation to increase the rate