A Workers’ Compensation Insurance Rating Bureau committee says the physical audit threshold for California employers should remain the same, despite available data suggesting it should be

Oregon employer advocates say a proposed COVID-19 presumption is not necessary because a new temporary rule will ensure that carriers conduct “reasonable” investigations before denying

State workers’ compensation officials should raise the maximum copy services fee by $30 and they should do it soon, said dozens of stakeholders who commented

California's insurance commissioner has filed a motion in federal court arguing that the state’s largest workers’ compensation carrier can't sue him for allegedly violating terms

California’s COVID-19 presumption law is on the books until 2023, and the state’s employers might be running out of time to get up to speed