A federal appellate court ruled that a worker’s widow could not challenge a reduction in the amount payable under the Black Lung Benefits Act because

A New York appellate court ruled that a middle-aged maintenance mechanic was entitled to permanent partial disability benefits based on a 60% loss of wage-earning

The Illinois Workers’ Compensation Commission announced the realignment of its panels following the recent appointments of two new members.

Deborah Baker

Gov.

The Michigan House of Representatives passed a bill that would allow forest fire officers who develop certain cancers to seek indemnity and medical benefits from

A New York appellate court upheld a decision that an injured worker’s failure to disclose his work snowplowing driveways for a friend’s landscaping business warranted