The California Workers’ Compensation Institute is holding its annual case law update as both an in-person event and an online broadcast on May 9.
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California contractors who don’t have employees would not be required to have workers’ compensation coverage to receive a state license, under a bill authored by
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The Alaska Workers’ Compensation Benefits Guaranty Fund would be protected against raids to replenish a constitutional reserve account, under a bill moving through the Legislature.
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Peace officers designated as county park rangers and housing authority officers would be eligible to receive up to one year of salary continuation benefits in
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The Oregon Court of Appeals modified its prior decision overturning the closure of a worker’s claim to provide clarification to the factual and procedural history, but
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The California Division of Workers’ Compensation on Wednesday announced additional updates to the pathology and clinical laboratory section of the Official Medical Fee Schedule.
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The California Division of Workers’ Compensation announced that its San Jose office will be closed Thursday and Friday as it moves to a new location.
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California lawmakers on Thursday filed legislation that would prohibit employers from discriminating against injured workers who attend workers' compensation-related medical appointments during normal business hours.
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Colorado lawmakers on Tuesday introduced legislation that would amend death benefits paid to surviving spouses in workers' compensation claims.
House Bill 1139 says that dependents
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The Alaska Supreme Court has vacated a $2.3 million jury award for a former state social worker who sued her employer for retaliation and wrongful
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