
The federal coronavirus rescue law that took effect Wednesday sets in motion a number of new rules, issues and benefits that employers and workers should
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California worker advocates are asking Gov. Gavin Newsom to create an emergency presumption stating that COVID-19 is compensable for essential employees who continue to work
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From new questions about home-based work injuries to an increase in fraud and litigation, workers' compensation may be affected more than most lines of insurance
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The California Division of Workers' Compensation over the weekend said it may be beneficial for parties to allow telehealth for medical-legal evaluations during the COVID-19
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With employers across the country facing unprecedented downtime, ergonomic experts suggest that this may be an opportunity to consider retooling workplaces with equipment that can reduce
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The Montana Supreme Court ruled that a workers’ compensation carrier is liable for claims filed by employees who developed lung disease while working in a
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With first responders and health workers now testing positive for COVID-19, their unions and attorneys in Florida and Minnesota are urging governors to order that
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A Southern California law firm representing qualified medical evaluators and injured workers will ask a judge next week to force the Division of Workers' Compensation
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Telemedicine and virtual exams are not ideal, but they are the best we've got during the nationwide coronavirus clampdown, physicians, attorneys and a workers' compensation
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When Oklahoma claimants’ attorney Bob Burke woke up Wednesday, he wasn’t sure whether the state’s law firms were considered essential businesses under Gov. Kevin Stitt’s
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Career Services at California Lutheran University presents the Career & Intern Expo 2026, which wi …

