The U.S. government may raise the minimum salary threshold on paying overtime to white collar workers.

A look at the latest decisions impacting the industry.

The most recent revision to OSHA’s reporting and recordkeeping rule may turn certain common safety practices into regulatory violations.

Clinical trials conducted abroad are a necessity in life sciences, but the complex risks must be carefully managed.

The court considers whether an off-premises injury occurred within the course of employment.

Determining whether an injury was caused by work is fraught with difficulty.

Significant workers’ comp legal decisions from around the country.

Brown & Brown won a temporary injunction against a competitor and the former employees who it accused of taking clients with them when they left.

A look at the latest decisions impacting the industry.

Contractors find it increasingly more expensive and difficult to comply with regulatory rules

Companies that let their captives gather dust could be missing out on savings opportunities.

Indications that Wells Fargo investors were getting uneasy were visible in 2014.

A look at the latest legal cases impacting the industry.

In a report released Oct. 5, the U.S. Labor Department is elevating the debate over whether federal oversight of state workers’ comp programs is warranted.

A retail store worker pursued a shoplifter and sustained injuries. His claim was denied, because the pursuit was a violation of company safety policy.

A look at the latest legal cases impacting the industry.

Even when innocent of wrongdoing, chief compliance officers face liability when their companies act unethically or illegally.

Bankruptcies across the coal industry reveal that some self-bonding programs are inadequate to meet environmental obligations.

A carrier, a brokerage and a program administrator tangle over legal costs.

Significant workers’ comp legal decisions from around the country.