A court ruling places liability on a general contractor for a subcontractor’s worker’s injury due to the carrier’s policy cancelation for nonpayment.

After a not-guilty verdict in a manslaughter case, Shawn Purvis faces new charges for failing to provide workers’ compensation insurance.

Ongoing health care worker shortages continue to challenge the availability of treatment for workers’ compensation claimants, with experts calling for industry-wide solutions.

New York Inspector General’s office secures guilty pleas in cases of workers’ compensation fraud, recovering over $50,000 in misappropriated funds.

As the construction industry faces labor shortages and cost escalations, the focus sharpens on risk management and insurance strategies to control rising expenses.

OSHA proposes a $269,662 penalty against WD Flooring for serious safety violations including electrical and fall hazards, lack of hearing protection, and inadequate training on hazardous chemicals.

Experts identify kinesiophobia, the irrational fear of movement, as a significant obstacle in workers’ compensation cases, stressing the need for a multidisciplinary treatment approach.

Physical therapy (PT) is increasingly recognized for its clinical and economic benefits, offering significant savings and improved outcomes across the healthcare spectrum.

As construction risks climb, industry leaders focus on advanced mitigation strategies to protect workers and ensure project success.

Industry experts share their experiences, offering valuable insights into the daily life, challenges, and rewards of working as an insurance adjuster.

Effective strategies can transform employee skepticism into acceptance for workplace safety technologies.

In its 18th year, the Power Broker contest highlights the industry’s top talent, showcasing winners selected for their innovative risk solutions and service.

With a high suicide rate and prevalent mental health issues, the construction industry faces a pressing need to prioritize worker wellbeing and safety strategies.

A Pennsylvania court ruling against the use of Red Book values for drug pricing in workers’ compensation highlights the need for a fair and accurate cost determination method.

As the pandemic ends, courts continue to evaluate COVID-19 workers’ compensation claims, highlighting the ongoing challenges of proving work-related long COVID disabilities.