Arkansas Appeals Court Sends Disability Case Back to District Court

Six years after he suffered a stroke at age 46 that ended his career as a truck driver, Paul McCadney faces still more legal proceedings [...]

Workers' compensation is most often associated with on-the-job accidents or injuries. But coverage also applies to people who develop an illness, often referred to as [...]

Connecticut State Senator Edith Prague is pushing for an anti-bullying law that would make employers liable for managers who bully their employees with verbal abuse, [...]

Blogger Dr. Sharon Ostalecki of "Fibromyalgia: Fitting the Pieces" together writes quite eloquently and informatively about what it's like to suffer from an "invisible disability" [...]

Workers' compensation is a social contract between employees and their employers, but people sometimes forget that companies get a benefit from worker's comp, too. Except [...]

Most companies in Vermont will pay lower workers' compensation premiums thanks to state-approved loss cost rates effective April 1. Rates for loss costs in the [...]

The former executives of a company that provided workers' compensation insurance and other human resources consulting services to companies in 32 states have been charged [...]

Injured workers in Michigan get less workers' compensation for medical care than their counterparts in order states, according to a study by the Workers' Compensation [...]

Okay let me tell you a story of the three most either heroic, sympathetic cases I have ever handled... (1) I would like to tell [...]

Why is there a need for a safe patient handling act? It's a win-win for both hospital personnel and patients. Here's why: In New Jersey [...]