California Gov. Jerry Brown tapped a high school classmate to fill one of three vacancies on the Workers’ Compensation Appeals Board, and to get a

Starting next week, two Southern states will make a significant change in their lists of medications that are allowed for injured workers: Texas will close a

Soon-to-be-proposed rules that would increase capital and credit requirements for carriers writing large-deductible workers’ compensation policies in California could prevent insolvencies and save tens of

Three months after the Kentucky legislature passed a sweeping workers' compensation bill, and six months before a statutory deadline, regulators are working to create a

A rapid expansion in wearable technology may soon mean that employers will be able to use the devices to prevent workplace injuries, improve treatment of