The Workers Compensation Research Institute reported that medical payments per claim in Indiana were higher than typical among the 17 states included in a recent

A New York appellate court ruled that none of the defendants in a Labor Law action was entitled to summary judgment dismissing the claims against

A New York appellate court ruled that a worker failed to prove the amputation of his leg was related to his injuries from a fall

The Kansas Supreme Court upheld a determination that the state Workers Compensation Fund was liable for paying the continuing treatment expenses for a worker who

Federal workplace safety investigators fined a Massachusetts waterproofing contractor $283,115 for safety violations they say led to a worker's death.

Gerceir Osvaldo DeFaria, 51, was