Learn all about workers' comp (formerly known as workman's comp): what it is, who pays for it, what it covers and how it works.

Workers' compensation allows you to pursue a legal remedy if you get hurt while performing your work duties. While traditionally you must prove negligence or wrongdoing to recover compensation ...

Businesses need workers’ comp in case an employee experiences a work-related illness or injury. It’s required by law, though workers' compensation insurance requirements range from state to state.

A workers' compensation settlement covers several costs incurred when an employee is injured. Learn about the workers' compensation settlement process.

Workers’ compensation, by its nature, is a team effort. Carriers, brokers, injured workers, employers, doctors, nurses — everyone needs to work together to achieve the best outcome for the injured ...

If your workers' comp claim is denied, you have the option to appeal. Learn more here about the steps to take after the denial of a work injury claim.

This guide explains how workers' compensation exemptions work and to which employees these exemptions may apply.

Most workers’ comp policies don’t have deductibles. But the policies in dispute carry high deductibles. However, they enable employers to slash their annual premiums by as much as 50 percent.

Workers' comp premiums for small businesses depend on several factors, including some within your control.

"In workers' comp, physician services are definitely the largest share of total services," said Jon Sinclair, NCCI director ...