An advisory committee to California’s Workers’ Compensation Insurance Rating Bureau will discuss adding another significant digit to expected loss rates and pure premium rates during

The Washington Court of Appeals upheld the suspension of an injured nurse’s benefits because she refused to participate in a telehealth evaluation requested by her employer.

Case: Novalic v.

California Insurance Commissioner Ricardo Lara said he is concerned that
a growing number of workers are developing silicosis on the job but struggling to get workers’

The California Division of Workers’ Compensation announced that its San Bernardino district office will be closed for six to eight weeks due to excessive heat and

A labor-management advisory panel charged with meeting every other month to review California’s workers’ compensation system postponed a meeting scheduled for today.

The Commission on