District attorneys from across California once again are asking the state’s Fraud Assessment Commission not to cut funding for workers’ comp investigations, even though commissioners

California stakeholders continue to urge the Division of Workers’ Compensation to change its Copy Service Fee Schedule proposal as quickly as possible, even if that

A new study by the National Council on Compensation Insurance found there is "no convincing evidence" that the COVID-19 pandemic negatively affected injured workers’ access

California copy service professionals thanked the Division of Workers’ Compensation for proposing to increase their flat reimbursement rate by $45, but stakeholders of all stripes

Topical analgesics used to treat injured employees have driven up workers’ comp costs in recent years, even though federal health officials have not approved many