West Virginia’s Intermediate Court of Appeals upheld a determination that a worker’s claim was timely because the delay in its submission was caused by her employer's

The U.S. Occupational Safety and Health Administration dinged a Georgia countertop maker for allegedly exposing workers to respirable crystalline silica.

OSHA said Brazilian Stone Design LLC, a

The Missouri Court of Appeals ruled that a worker’s enhanced award of permanent partial disability benefits could not be used in determining his entitlement to

The U.S. Department of Labor cited an Orlando, Florida-based missile manufacturer for exposing workers to fire, burn and inhalation hazards after a December fire hospitalized

The Virginia Workers' Compensation Commission issued a request for proposals for claims administration services for the Uninsured Employer's Fund.

The fund pays work comp benefits

The Mississippi Court of Appeals upheld a determination that the family of a truck driver found dead in the cab of a truck on Christmas