
Workers' comp professionals have started staking out positions for the possibility that California lawmakers will try to rein in cumulative trauma claims this year.
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W. R. Berkley Corp. hasn’t had a sizable acquisition for several years, and some suggest that’s because the company is “cautious and cheap,” W. R.
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Labor advocates say they intend to push for legislation to fix the state law on disability retirements for state workers who suffer workplace injuries, after
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California regulators are mining data from the Division of Workers' Compensation claim reporting, electronic document filing, and independent bill and medical review systems to ferret
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The Oregon Court of Appeals has invalidated a rule that failed to take injured workers’ supplemental earnings into account when determining their eligibility for vocational
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A Senate committee has rejected a bill that aimed to eliminate bad-faith civil suits filed by claimants against insurers, and instead would have forced regulators to
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LOS ANGELES — California doctors may get a free pass on utilization review under legislation passed in 2016, but that doesn't mean state regulators are not
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Massachusetts high court resolved a “civil war” between the state’s pension system and a board that helps administer it last week, holding that injured public employees
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Nearly a year after workers’ compensation reforms failed to pass the Kentucky Senate, a lawmaker again is making a run at legislation that would mandate
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LOS ANGELES — The California Division of Workers’ Compensation expects to soon post a proposed interpreter fee schedule to fulfill one of the last remaining mandates from Senate Bill
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Career Services at California Lutheran University presents the Career & Intern Expo 2026, which wi …

