Pennsylvania’s auditor general said the state’s largest workers’ compensation carrier failed to hold a contractor who received nearly $4.9 million over two years accountable for the terms of the contract.

An Austintown, Ohio, man must repay more than $27,000 in workers’ compensation payments he received illegally.

The rapper and hip hop mogul Jay-Z has been freed of an $18,000 workers’ compensation judgment in New York.

A Pittsburgh, Pa.-based health care network filed an application with the state to launch a new domestic company that would write workers’ compensation insurance policies.

A Wake Forest, N.C., man pleaded guilty Nov. 29 to his role in a $2.7 million workers’ compensation scheme, according to Florida insurance regulators.

The New York Court of Appeals ruled against insurers in six separate cases Nov. 15 by upholding a law requiring private insurers to deposit payments for some workers’ compensation benefits into state trust funds.

A Newark, Ohio, man who operated his business for more than a decade without proper workers’ compensation insurance, was sentenced to 90 days in jail, which was suspended, and ordered to pay $205,000 in restitution.

A Lansing, Mich.-based insurance company, after first rejecting a claim, agreed to pay a man who was injured in the Joplin tornado while trying to save three men in a group home.

A former insurance agency owner from Berks County, Pa., was accused of stealing more than $255,000 in insurance premiums from his clients.

The president of a Des Moines, Iowa, staffing company pleaded guilty in federal court to one count of wire fraud in connection with the defrauding of workers’ compensation insurers.