Representatives from app-based driving companies who do business in California said they are appealing a ruling from a superior court judge who said a relatively

Despite decades of relevant case law and several rounds of regulatory rehashing, California workers’ compensation stakeholders on both sides of the courtroom still often misunderstand

North Dakota earlier this month became the first state to define physical therapists as health care providers within its workers’ compensation system, a development that

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About a quarter of COVID-19 patients will develop long-term symptoms, which has prompted health care officials and workers’ compensation stakeholders to engineer multifaceted treatment strategies