A Michigan trial court denied the state’s motion to dismiss a lawsuit alleging workers’ compensation regulators are illegally and unconstitutionally denying benefits for occupational injuries

Employer representatives told California lawmakers that it’s not appropriate to codify gender-based benefit increases into the state’s workers’ compensation law to address gender-based earning disparities.

Including the cost of claims for COVID-19 in California employers’ experience rating calculations should serve as a financial incentive for businesses to take appropriate and

The Oregon Supreme Court ruled that a worker is entitled to compensation for the full measure of impairment where it is caused in material part,

The Governing Committee for the Workers’ Compensation Insurance Rating Bureau on Wednesday voted to recommend that California Insurance Commissioner Ricardo Lara increase the advisory pure