Florida lawmakers this year approved benefits for first responders who suffer from PTSD, but other changes to the state's workers' compensation system — long sought by

There is no wiggle room in the five-year statutory cap on the duration of temporary disability benefits, California’s 4th District Court of Appeals said in

While many individual states have enacted days-supply limits on initial opioid prescriptions for acute pain, legislation introduced in Congress last week would make a three-day

The West Virginia Industrial Council is scheduled to vote Thursday on whether to remove Rebecca Roush, chief administrative law judge in the Workers' Compensation Office

The average cost of medical-legal services may be declining for the first time in a decade, according to a California Workers’ Compensation Institute analysis of