The Virginia Court of Appeals on Tuesday held that the regular use of subcontractors to complete projects was sufficient to give the Workers' Compensation Commission

An Ohio appellate court revived a nanny’s claims for disability discrimination and workers’ compensation retaliation against her former employers.

Case: Ungerbuehler v. Kelly, No. C-250201,

A New York appellate court upheld a determination that a worker’s claim for treatment, filed more than two years after his accident, was timely.

Case: Matter

The West Virginia Intermediate Court of Appeals upheld an award for a worker’s carpal tunnel syndrome, finding he developed the condition after suffering a crush injury

Arizona lawmakers are considering legislation that would require the Industrial Commission to operate a public-facing database with information about workers' compensation policies.

HB 2680 would

The California Department of Insurance on Monday announced that people associated with two vocational schools, and the chief executive of one of the largest vocational