Chiropractors performing independent medical evaluations of Nevada patients must be licensed in the state, the Chiropractic Physicians Board of Nevada announced in a recent notice.

Amid the seeming groundswell of support for first responders around the country this year, North Carolina firefighters hoped they would soon join the ranks of

As the popularity of electric scooters surges — as well as reports of accidents among riders — the workers’ comp industry is starting to pay

A new Colorado law will expand the state’s medical marijuana program to include cannabis as an alternative to opioids, but the new law isn’t expected to open

Opioid prescribing to injured workers has dropped substantially over the past several years, and a new report from the National Council on Compensation Insurance examines