The legacy of the COVID-19 pandemic persists. There exists a continuing need for long-term treatment and disability. While state benefit sys...

Millions of American workers are currently experiencing the effects of extreme heat, which is growing in intensity, frequency, and duration ...

As thousands of essential workers battle COVID-19 and hundreds more have died from the virus, Congressman Joe Kennedy III today unveiled th...

The emerging viral infection, Zika, is now begun to plaque US workers. The Pennsylvania Allegheny County Department of Health (ACDH) report...

I strongly urge you to read The National Association of Workers’ Compensation Judiciary March 2016 Newsletter for cutting edge information c...

Workers' Compensation as a benefit program is beginning to evolve under the concept of "The Shared Economy." Attacked from wit...

Rafael Gonzalez authored a very helpful, and spot on, post today that summarizes the new approach of The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid ...

The single payer medical benefit system, a program that brings workers compensation into a universal care program, maybe the future for NY C...

The implementation of Affordable Care Act data collection regulations will include the collection of medical information concerning work rel...

National workers' compensation experts, Law school Dean Emily A. Spieler and Professor John F. Burton , in a recently published art...

As Japanese  nuclear energy workers at the  Fukushima Daiichi plant are  being ordered to  abandon  efforts to contain the radiation emissi...

The trend toward Federalization of workers’ compensation benefits took a giant step forward by recent Presidential action creating the Bri...