A longstanding practice of the Workers’ Compensation Appeals Board to issue so-called “grant and study” orders in response to petitions for reconsideration deprives injured workers

An Orange County jury acquitted a sleep doctor on the lone remaining charge from a case spanning more than a decade in which he was accused

The North Carolina Court of Appeals ruled that the Industrial Commission applied the wrong legal standard in denying a worker’s traumatic brain injury claim, but it upheld

The Illinois Appellate last week court overturned a grant of summary judgment to an insurance carrier that had contested its duty to provide coverage to

In a unanimous decision, the Pennsylvania Supreme Court on Wednesday adopted an exception to the general equitable prohibition of an insurer seeking subrogation from its