The Texas Division of Workers' Compensation plans to ask lawmakers for the authority to make internet-based claims mediations the norm, long after the pandemic's social distancing
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More than 266,000 workers are likely to be covered by COVID-19 presumptions or temporary statute changes in Alaska, Arkansas, Indiana, Kentucky and Missouri, according to
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If everything's bigger in Texas, it's also better, at least in the workers' compensation system, says a report from the Division of Workers' Compensation.
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California Insurance Commissioner Ricardo Lara made the correct choice by lowering the advisory pure premium rate to $1.45 and opting not to include uncertain, preliminary
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New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo vetoed a bill that would have expanded the use of massage therapy for injured workers, halting what some said was
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California’s fight against COVID-19 will continue into 2021, and workers’ compensation stakeholders already scrambling to follow new laws and regulations may still have their hands
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The Texas woman credited with helping to bring workers' compensation coverage to most Texas farmworkers has died at age 92, almost 40 years after she
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The more things change in California’s workers’ compensation system, the more they stay the same.
That appears to be the case, at least according to
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The rate of nonfatal workplace injuries and illnesses that required days off work increased in several major job categories in 2019, causing renewed concern among
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More than a dozen people in Southern California have been charged with participating in a workers’ compensation fraud scheme that allegedly siphoned away more than
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