A Birmingham, Alabama-based structural framing company is facing $102,669 in proposed penalties for exposing workers to fall hazards.

Several states have seen decreases in medical payments per workers compensation claim after reform measures, according to a batch of new studies released Thursday by the Cambridge, Massachusetts-based Workers Compensation Research Institute.

Delaware’s workers compensation insurance rates will decrease effective Dec. 1, 2017.

Four off-duty sheriff deputies from California have filed workers compensation claims after responding to the shooting in Las Vegas mass shooting on Oct. 1 and getting injured, the Association of Orange County Deputy Sheriffs confirmed.

Most businesses in Indiana will spend less on workers compensation insurance in 2018 after the Indiana Department of Insurance on Friday approved a 12.8% rate decrease, which was proposed by the Indiana Compensation Rating Bureau.

A Lyft driver in New York City filed a class action lawsuit on Wednesday in his home state accusing the rideshare company of illegally deducting workers compensation fees from his and other drivers’ pay.

New Jersey construction company owner Vyacheslav Leshko is facing $191,215 in proposed penalties for exposing workers to serious scaffold hazards at a job site in Philadelphia.

The Occupational Safety and Health Review Commission reversed an administrative law judge’s decision to deny relief to an environmental services company that failed to timely file a notice of contest to an OSHA citation.