Baton Rouge, La.-based LCTA Workers’ Comp and Prime Occupational Medicine announced a partnership the firms say will not only provide...
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Johana Magnolia Paredes, 45, of Bellflower, Calif. was arrested by California Department of Insurance detectives on two felony counts of...
Michigan’s state worker safety agency didn’t issue fines in the majority of asbestos abatement cases where it found serious violations...
Texas Mutual Insurance Co. announced it has awarded a combined $600,000 in grants to College of the Mainland in Texas...
A pair of California trucking company owners were arrested for cheating their worker’s compensation insurer out of millions of dollars....
The National Council on Compensation Insurance says it is seeing generally stable trends in Connecticut, Maine, New Hampshire, Rhode Island...
Federal safety regulators have levied $80,280 in penalties against Quick Roofing LLC for repeatedly exposing workers to falls, ladder hazards...
Two tests must be satisfied before an illness or disease can be considered occupational and thus compensable under workers’ compensation:...
A federal agency has found that a storage tank manufacturer is continuing to expose workers in Missouri to hazardous levels...
The number of Californians who died on the job fell in 2014, according to the latest data available from the...