
Six years after being directed by the California Legislature, the Office of Self-Insurance Plans has proposed rules to implement data reporting requirements for public employers
… Read more »
The pricey Evzio auto-injector, which is used to administer opioid overdose antidote naloxone, will come in a generic form next year at a price of
… Read more »
After repeated complaints from attorneys — and an October court ruling that found the New York State Workers’ Compensation Board had been too picky about a
… Read more »
The latest California appellate court decision finding asymptomatic, pre-existing conditions are fair game for apportionment should shield employers from paying for disabilities arising from nonindustrial
… Read more »
Brooke Army Medical Center in San Antonio is known for its acclaimed trauma and burn-care units. It is the military’s only Level I trauma center,
… Read more »
A webinar sponsored by Montana State Fund on Wednesday gave stakeholders an overview of new rules that will become mandatory next year, as the state joins
… Read more »
California regulators ordered the closing of a vocational school that focused on retraining permanently disabled workers, alleging that it charged more than it was allowed to
… Read more »
The National Domestic Workers Alliance on Tuesday officially launched what it is calling the first portable-benefits platform in the U.S., a program called Alia that is
… Read more »
New York’s highest court on Tuesday ruled that an injured employee who received a schedule loss of use award and “additional compensation” was not entitled
… Read more »
California’s Medical-Legal Fee Schedule could be improved by abandoning the time-based payment methodology for a flat rate, and adding bonuses for timely and complete reports,
… Read more »Mar 25, 2026
Career Services at California Lutheran University presents the Career & Intern Expo 2026, which wi …

