The Delaware Superior Court upheld a determination that a worker made a sufficiently reasonable effort to locate suitable employment within her restrictions to qualify as

Members of the California Commission on Health and Safety and Workers' Compensation are meeting Dec. 11 in Los Angeles.

Commissioners will hear a long-awaited report

More than $1.1 million owed to an Alabama grocery store worker after he was shot outside his workplace following his shift is not covered under

The Supreme Court of Tennessee's Special Workers' Compensation Appeals Panel affirmed a decision finding that an injured worker failed to introduce evidence supporting her claim

An injured worker failed to prove that her employer obtained a settlement through fraud or that she didn't understand the agreement before she signed it,