The Ohio Court of Appeals ruled there is “insufficient evidence” to prove that an applicable safety lapse led to the death of an arborist whose

The Supreme Judicial Court of Maine upheld an award of benefits to an injured truck driver and provided guidance on how to calculate the average

A man who ran the workers' compensation program for a nursing home in central Pennsylvania was sentenced to probation for two years and ordered to

A bill introduced Wednesday in Michigan would create a presumption for medical examiners diagnosed with cancer.

HB 4764 would provide benefits to full-time, part-time or on-call county

A New York lawmaker is proposing to significantly increase the penalty for employers that retaliate against workers who file comp claims, raising it from a

New York Gov. Kathy Hochul on Tuesday appointed Freida D. Foster to serve as chair of the State Workers' Compensation Board.

Freida D.