A Pennsylvania court on Wednesday ordered a political action committee allegedly controlled by the Philadelphia claimants’ firm of Pond, Lehocky, Stern & Giordano to retract

Attorneys for Applied Underwriters say there are too many differences among allegations of unfair competition relating to its EquityComp and SolutionOne programs that it would

Attorneys on all sides of the Alabama workers' compensation industry have agreed to trade bigger benefit checks for shorter disability duration limits, in a compromise plan that

A Nov. 2 meeting hosted by the American Medical Association will give stakeholders a chance to weigh in on the AMA impairment rating guides and

New federal guidance may reassure employers that they won’t run afoul of anti-retaliation regulations if they conduct post-injury drug testing or offer safety incentive programs.