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Part 1 of 2: A panel of experts analyzed workers' comp claims data to offer a clearer picture of COVID-19's impact on the market.

As of May 2019, the median annual wage for an employee working in technology was $88,240.

Insurers and insureds face confusion and high costs, among other issues, as states issue emergency rules amidst COVID-19.

One legal expert calls this 'the most consequential employment issue of our lifetime,' affecting every U.S. employee.

Tyson's move to assert federal preemption could be a critical defense for companies facing COVID-19-related negligence claims.

Restaurants are doing anything they can to survive the pandemic, but temporary structures could present a new peril.

The COVID-19 pandemic has been with us for over nine months now. Here's how the workers' compensation industry has changed.

The latest emergency management technology is improving data collection and quality.