How much will employers be paying next year to fight workers' comp fraud? What are they getting in return for the millions of ...
How is the Department of Industrial Relations proposing to spend over $2B in employer assessments? Which programs are going ...
What did the California Supreme Court have to say about California Insurance Company's petition? What are the next steps?
What are the changes the California Department of Insurance is considering to get more bang for the buck in fighting insurance fraud? How can you help shape the outcome?
Federal prosecutors say they busted an illegal staffing scheme that avoided paying over $90 million in taxes. Who is being charged, and what did they do with the money?
How much higher is the Workers' Compensation Insurance Rating Bureau proposing to raise the maximum payroll limits for nearly two dozen classes? What are the changes in class descriptions that are ...
What were the procedural errors that undermined a carrier's subrogation win? Where does the case go from here? Read More... This content is for premium subscribers. To read please login or subscribe ...
Federal officials say private payers are routinely undervaluing Medicare Set-Asides (MSAs). What do statistics from the 2025 fiscal year show about recent trends? Read More... This content is for ...
How bad is the cumulative trauma injury problem for California's workers' comp system? Find out how researchers will get a better understanding of the problem?Read More... This content is for premium ...
California employers will pay nearly 5.2% on top of workers’ compensation premium in 2026 to fund the state’s workers’ comp system, Cal/OSHA, labor law enforcement, and anti-fraud programs. Currently, ...
What did the Fourth District have to say to the WCAB -again? Where is the jurisdiction for workers' comp claims filed by out-of-state professional athletes?Read More... This content is for premium ...
The Appellate court handed California's Workers' Comp Appeals Board another beatdown. When can the WCAB intervene in a medical necessity dispute? The Fourth District spells it out in a major new ...