Alleged billing errors do not give the Division of Workers’ Compensation authority to deny applications for recertification as a qualified medical evaluator, according to the

Pennsylvania business and insurance interests are hoping the state House of Representatives will take another stab at a hotly debated bill that would create a

Long-term prescribing of opioids to workers with low-back injuries led to temporary disability durations that were more than three times the length of disability among

Michael R. Drobot, the son of the former owner of Pacific Hospital of Long Beach, was sentenced to 41 months in federal prison for operating

Almost half of the medical providers who have been kicked out of California’s workers’ compensation system under a new fraud-fighting law were never charged with fraud.