Oregon’s SAIF Corp. is pursuing legislation this year that would expressly criminalize premium fraud.

Senate Bill 1580, by Sen. Kathleen Taylor, D-Milwaukie, would create the

Inpatient hospitalizations fell more than 50% from 2012 through 2022 due to declining claim volume in addition to technical advances and Medicare rules allowing more

Lawmakers in Colorado are considering a bill that would provide workers’ compensation benefits to those who repeatedly experience traumatic events at work if they meet certain conditions.

Hawaii lawmakers have introduced bills to expand the types of workers covered by presumptions of compensability and to expand the list of conditions that are

New Mexico Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham appointed former Workers’ Compensation Administration Director Ned S. Fuller to serve as a workers’ compensation judge.

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