The Florida Office of Insurance Regulation has updated its Hurricane Michael claims figures and the new numbers do not show a big jump.

The Supreme Court of Texas has ruled that the deadline to seek judicial review of a decision by a DWC appeals panel, while mandatory, is not jurisdictional.

An employee working from home who tripped over her dog while reaching for a cup in her kitchen and was injured was not entitled to workers' compensation benefits, a Florida court has ruled.

A N.J. appellate court has ruled that a widely used form construction contract precluded insurers' subrogation actions against contracting parties.

Should parties be able to settle an insurance coverage case after oral argument in a state supreme court and have the court dismiss the appeal?

The Supreme Court of Texas has ruled that the deadline to seek judicial review of a decision by a DWC appeals panel, while mandatory, is not jurisdictional.

A Florida pharmacist has been sentenced to 120 months in prison followed by three years supervised release.

In this case, a Kentucky court decided that a positive cocaine test of an injured employee did not bar his workers' compensation claim.