Like most states’ workers’ comp agencies, the Mississippi Workers’ Compensation Commission for years was funded through assessments on carriers and self-insurers, its budget changing little

When California lawmakers barred doctors with previous fraud convictions from treating injured workers, did they mean to ban physicians convicted more than 35 years ago

In most cases involving catastrophic injury and temp agencies, insurance carriers are quick to say their policyholder is not the true employer and should be

Federal prosecutors in Southern California secured another conviction in a case involving more than $211 million in payments for compound drugs that doctors allegedly prescribed

At least seven workers’ compensation bills have begun making their way through committees of the Texas Legislature, including one that would make workers' compensation mandatory for