West Virginia Supreme Court Weighs Workers’ Comp Cases

The Supreme Court in West Virginia is considering two cases that could have longstanding impact on how workers' compensation claims in the state are handled [...]

Part 2 of the Las Vegas Sun series on construction worker deaths along the Las Vegas Strip shows that the state's Occupational Health and Safety [...]

Former employees of La-Z-Boy, the Minneapolis-based furniture manufacturer, have filed a wrongful termination lawsuit against the company, alleging that they were fired shortly after being [...]

Nebraska's governor has vetoed a bill that would have provided workers' compensation benefits for emergency services personnel who suffer mental trauma on the job after [...]

The New Jersey workers' compensation system goes under the microscope during a special hearing before the Senate Labor Committee. The Committee is convening in response [...]

An Ohio man disabled by years of asbestos exposure has won his workers' compensation battle against DuPont in the state's Supreme Court. Ferrall Limle worked [...]

Employers Who Violate Safety Laws Can Face Criminal Penalties When a worker is killed on the job, the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (or a [...]

Insurers providing workers' compensation insurance in Massachusetts have asked for a 2.3 percent rate increase. Workers' compensation rates in Massachusetts were last revised in September [...]

Are Reverse Mortgages an Option While on Disability? The person who asked the question "Are Reverse Mortgages an Option While on Disability?" is a 59-year-old [...]

A former insurance adjuster writes in American Chronicle about the obstacles facing injured workers who want to return to work. Margaret Spence says that most [...]