With just a few voting days left in the session, two long-awaited bills that would have a significant impact on workers’ compensation costs and benefits

WILLIAMSBURG, Va. — New York has dethroned California as the most costly workers’ compensation system in the nation, according to a preliminary ranking by the Oregon

A new report from Rand Corp. finds that benefit reductions, system complexity and a lack of access to quality health care are defeating the purpose of workers’

WILLIAMSBURG, Virginia — Workers’ compensation programs have dramatically reduced the amount of opioids used by injured workers, but more remains to be done to treat the

Private commercial insurers typically pay more for hospital services than Medicare rates, but the difference is especially dramatic for workers’ comp and auto insurers, according