OAKLAND, Calif. — California’s Division of Workers’ Compensation nearly canceled its annual Educational Conference in Oakland this week after reports that coronavirus had begun to
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The rapid spread of COVID-19, also known as the coronavirus, raises some interesting questions for the field of workers' compensation, including what circumstances would make
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BOSTON — Workers' compensation insurers hoping to attract and keep the millennial generation interested in the industry should recognize that they do, in fact, have some special
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The California Senate Rules Committee on Wednesday unanimously voted to recommend that the full chamber approve a second term on the Workers’ Compensation Appeals Board
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Attorneys for Liberty Mutual Insurance Co. have filed a motion to dismiss a class-action complaint that accuses the carrier of overcharging employers for workers' compensation
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Four decisions handed down recently by a New York appeals court have chastised the state Workers' Compensation Board for creating a policy with “no basis
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A United Brotherhood of Carpenters report on misclassification in the construction industry estimates work comp carriers throughout the country have missed out on at least $1.74
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A medical billing firm says it has taken the mantle of fighting for care providers who are wrongfully shut out when it comes to awarding
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Attorneys for Texas Mutual Insurance are feeling confident that a potential landmark air ambulance case could finally break in favor of insurers and the Texas
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The chairwoman of a congressional subcommittee said coal mine operators are taking advantage of a system that provides benefits to those who develop black lung
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