For more than a century, the Workers’ Compensation Act (WCA) has served as the foundation of workplace injury law, establishing a trade-off that remains central to the employer-employee relationship.

Workplace compensation in the United States is a critical component of the employer-employee relationship, influencing not only the economic well-being of millions of workers but also the competitive ...

Slip and fall accidents remain one of the most common causes of workplace injuries, particularly during winter months when ice, snow, and ...

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The case highlights the court’s approach to resolving disputes over attorney fees between successive counsel, while also addressing procedural and constitutional concerns that arise in these ...

Private employers in Ohio are in line for another cut in their workers' compensation rates. The Ohio Bureau of Workers' Compensation on Friday, Jan. 30, announced that its board of directors is ...

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