The California Senate passed a bill that would require the Contractors State License Board to monitor and report on violations of work comp coverage requirements.

California’s 4th District Court of Appeal published a decision in which it found the Workers’ Compensation Appeals Board exceeded its authority by sending a coverage

The Arkansas Court of Appeals ruled that the Workers’ Compensation Commission erred in finding that a business using a staffing company’s services was the dual employer

The Mississippi Court of Appeals overturned a determination of the lump-sum payment of benefits owed to a worker.

Case: Mueller Industries Inc. v. Waits, No.

Oregon Gov. Tina Kotek signed a bill to increase the maximum payments for witness fees, expenses and costs by $2,000, effective Jan. 1.

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