As if dealing with an unwanted houseguest who won't leave, Missouri lawmakers are now trying another route to limit an administrative law judge’s time in office.

Funding for Alabama courts, including those that handle workers’ compensation claims disputes, has dropped so much that trials have been postponed indefinitely and clerks have been

The U.S. 9th Circuit Court of Appeals relied on a key holding from a 2015 decision affirming the constitutionality of a lien activation fee in finding

A study published last week in a medical journal shows that the much-criticized sixth edition of the American Medical Association’s impairment rating guides produces “systematically

Workers’ comp insurance rates are expected to keep falling in the new year, observers say, although some cite increased hiring of inexperienced workers and rise