Workers' comp insurers can contest coverage without risking immediate double damages lawsuits, a Michigan appeals court ruled this week in a significant Medicare reimbursement case.

This time he won’t be the one banging the gavel. A California judge used a sham company to scam the state out of thousands of dollars using fraudulent workers comp payments and a doctor banned from ...

A Delaware-based insurance company will lay off 37 employees in Chicago, according to the latest Worker Adjustment and Retraining Notification notices. Everest Insurance announced the upcoming layoffs ...

The Michigan Supreme Court decided against taking up a case where immigrant advocates argued undocumented workers in the state were entitled to compensation if they were injured on the job. In an ...

Lansing — The Michigan Supreme Court on Friday blocked efforts by an immigrant rights group seeking workers' compensation benefits for undocumented immigrant workers in Michigan. The high court, which ...

The Michigan Supreme Court has declined to hear a challenge to a state policy that denies workers’ compensation to undocumented immigrants who get injured on the job. The Michigan Immigrant Rights ...

The owner of a Connecticut building company has been charged with failing to provide workers’ compensation insurance coverage for his employees, and one was badly injured. Lou Milardo, 58, of Haddam, ...

A Haddam business owner faces criminal charges for allegedly failing to provide required workers’ compensation insurance coverage after an employee was seriously injured in a 2021 workplace accident.

Dr. Cooper is an associate professor of public health and economics at Yale. The debate over whether to extend the expanded Affordable Care Act subsidies has consumed lawmakers over the past two ...

PHOENIX — A missing comma in Arizona’s presumptive cancer law is forcing firefighters to battle for workers’ compensation, an ABC15 Investigation found. Matt O’Reilly, a Sun City firefighter with a ...

An immigrant building contractor with a grade-school education has admitted overseeing a far-flung scam that shielded nearly $150 million in construction payrolls from insurance and tax obligations.

Insurer Zurich North America announced Friday it will only insure construction wrap-up projects in New York that have installed video analytics and coaching from Arrowsight. Arrowsight, a safety ...