A split Workers’ Compensation Appeals Board panel ruled that a trial court judge did not make a mistake by apportioning part of a worker’s disability

A convicted California fraudster is asking the U.S. 9th Circuit Court of Appeals to decide how losses should be calculated in fraud cases and whether

Ten months ago, lawyers across the state were complaining about the problems they encountered with the New York Workers’ Compensation Board’s virtual hearing system.

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The National Council of Insurance Legislators is moving closer to finalizing a model law that would make it easier for states to increase regulation of

As the number of utilization review organizations complying with California's accreditation mandate slowly increases, attorneys who represent injured workers in California are eagerly awaiting rules they