Workers' Comp

'Outlier' COVID-19 injured workers illuminate how catastrophic injury claims have a disproportionately high impact on medical expenditures.

2020 has been an active year for Sedgwick's leadership teams. Three promotions are the latest in a series of recent appointments.

Workplace challenges and legal uncertainties are the key drivers behind the more than 500 lawsuits already filed.

Kevin Crain with Bank of America talks about options employees now have for countering COVID-19 financial hardship.

The state Supreme Court ruled on whether common activities are compensable if those actions are expected during work duties.

This study found that workers in diverse workplaces, as well as those in jobs that offer expanded mental health services, are most likely to be resilient.

'Employers should carefully monitor this development,' says an attorney on the proposed 'economic reality' test.

Nonprofits may incorrectly assume their volunteers are covered under workers' compensation or general liability policies.