The Ohio Bureau of Workers' Compensation announced that a home health aide who was working while collecting benefits paid $21,535 in restitution.

Raquana Drumwright, 36,

In a long-running dispute over a worker’s benefits for asbestos exposure, the Kentucky Supreme Court held a carrier was entitled to certification identifying another carrier

A Minnesota law shielding employers from liability for injuries suffered during voluntary recreational programs applies only to programs that benefit employees, the state's Supreme Court

Pennsylvania-based managed care organization MedRisk named Dr. Dorian Kenleigh as its new national medical director.

Dr. Dorian Kenleigh

Kenleigh is board-certified in

The Virginia Court of Appeals ruled that an employer was not entitled to intervene in an injured employee’s third-party tort action.

Case: Liberty Baptist Church