The Colorado Springs Gazette reports lawmakers are planning to make a run at privatizing state-chartered Pinnacol Assurance during the 2021 session.
Rep. Matt
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The owner of a Merced agricultural company, and his daughter, will both serve six years in custody after they pleaded no contest to six felony counts
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A bill introduced in the California Legislature would prohibit considering race, religion, sexual orientation and other protected classes when determining a percentage of permanent disability.
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The Washington Court of Appeals ruled that a firefighter was entitled to an award of fees and costs for successfully reopening a claim for a heart
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The Washington state Senate passed a bill that would create a presumption that infectious or contagious diseases are occupational conditions for frontline employees during a
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The California Department of Insurance announced that a Baldwin Park Unified School District worker who allegedly went shopping and traveled while saying her COVID-19 symptoms
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The latest single-payer health care proposal in California would once again defer to an advisory panel to figure out how to deal with treating occupational
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A Northern California police officer was charged with two felony counts of insurance fraud for allegedly failing to disclose previous injuries potentially relevant to her
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A records review by the Sacramento Bee has revealed that about half of nursing facilities where workers died from COVID-19 reported the deaths to the
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A regional transit worker in Northern California was ordered to pay $34,529 in restitution after pleading no contest to a misdemeanor fraud charge.
Justin B.
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