A California appellate court upheld the dismissal of an employer’s claims against Applied Underwriters Inc. asserting that the company made unauthorized debits from its accounts and failed to obtain workers’ compensation…
Kentucky lawmakers kicked off the 2022 legislative session by introducing bills that would revise “B” reader requirements for doctors evaluating occupational disease claims, eliminate a 780-week cap on medical benefits…
The Texas Division of Workers’ Compensation announced new on-demand training for health care providers and medical office staff treating injured workers in the state.
Videos added to the division’s on-demand training…
The Oregon Workers’ Compensation Division announced an increase in the reimbursement rate for injured workers who have to travel to medical appointments in 2022.
The reimbursement rate is increasing to 58.5…
A Mississippi lawmaker is making another attempt to increase the duration of disability benefits.
Rep. John W. Hines Sr.
Rep. John W. Hines Sr., D-Greenville, on Tuesday introduced House Bill 349,…
The Pennsylvania Supreme Court will be weighing in on whether an employer that paid Heart and Lung Act benefits is entitled to subrogation from a claim in which the employee…