By Stuart Colburn, Correspondent

PHOENIX — The closing session of the Workers Compensation Research Institute’s 39th annual Issues & Research Conference on Wednesday highlighted the

By Steve Nichols, Contributor

A Texas legislator has filed a bill in the state House of Representatives that would restore bad faith to the Texas workers’

By Stuart Colburn, Correspondent

PHOENIX — Workers’ compensation medical inflation has largely been driven by increases in reimbursements for hospitals and ambulatory surgical centers, according

The Illinois Appellate Court ruled that the ex-wife of a deceased firefighter was not entitled to his pension benefits even though their dissolution of marriage

A Louisiana appellate court ruled that an unlawfully employed teenager who suffered extensive burn injuries was not entitled to additional compensation for severe burns or