The U.S. Department of Labor’s Office of Workers’ Compensation Programs (OWCP) helps federal workers, their dependents, and certain others cover the cost of injury-related medical treatment.

These prescriptions, mixed by untrained teenagers, cost the defendants around $15 each but were billed to the Department of Labor’s Office of Workers’ Compensation Programs (DOL-OWCP) for up to ...

An intentional approach to workers’ compensation can optimize cash flow, improve profitability, enhance workforce stability ...

Rising claim costs, regulatory uncertainty and fraud are putting additional pressure on employers and insurers alike ...

A Texas appellate court has upheld a ruling denying workers’ compensation benefits to a reserve police officer who was ...

My salary wasn't enough to begin with,' said Kimberly Van De Walker, who was injured fighting North Georgia wildfires in 2016 ...

Imagine a world in which injured workers could be denied workers’ compensation benefits because they failed to take a physician’s advice to avoid eating processed foods, to get at least eight ...

As our understanding of medicine evolves - alongside society’s increasingly relaxed attitude toward cannabis - it’s no surprise that ...

A Montana legislative committee this week heard a bill to revise workers' compensation laws. Among opponents were workers who ...

An Arizona firefighter suffered a legal setback last week in his attempt to secure workers’ compensation coverage for a rare ...