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- Natl. - BBSI's Former CFO Indicted Over Allegedly False Financial Reports Top 09/24/18
- Calif. - Passing Scores Save UROs From Paying Most Penalties for 2018 Audit Violations Top 09/24/18
- Mich. - For Now, Department Will Repurpose Staff for Fraud Unit Top 09/24/18
- Conn. - Alleged Delays in Adjudication of Claim Don't Allow Waiver of Social Security Offset NORTH 09/24/18
- Calif. - 4th DCA Rejects Constitutional Challenge to Lien Fraud-Prevention Legislation WEST 09/24/18
- Colo. - Evidence of AMA Impairment Rating Can Be Introduced in Non-Comp Cases WEST 09/24/18
- Pa. - Court Clarifies Timing Requirements for Return-to-Work Notice NORTH 09/24/18
- S.C. - Widow Gets Award for Husband's Fatal Heart Attack SOUTH 09/24/18
- Ark. - Commission's Weighing of Conflicting Evidence Justified Coverage for Surgery SOUTH 09/24/18
- Calif. - Gov. Signs Bill to Reschedule Hydrocodone WEST 09/24/18
- Natl. - ARAWC Names Jeff Pettegrew as Chief Policy Officer NATIONAL 09/24/18
- Ore. - WCD Issues Notice on Wage Calculations WEST 09/24/18
- Fla. - Unfunded Liability for Special Disability Fund Drops 21% SOUTH 09/24/18
- Nev. - Division Proposing Repeal of Defunct Annuity Table WEST 09/24/18
- Ohio - BWC Accepting Comments on Proposed Transitional Work Grant Rule NORTH 09/24/18
- Iowa - Ethics Board Clears Governor for Accepting Sedgwick Flights NORTH 09/24/18
- R.I. - Bug-Sniffing Dogs to Check for Bedbugs at WC Court NORTH 09/24/18
- Miss. - Jennifer Carter Joins Brown & Brown as Commercial Lines Adviser SOUTH 09/24/18
- Natl. - AIG to Acquire Glatfelter Insurance Group NATIONAL 09/24/18
- Ore. - Division Proposing Rule Changes WEST 09/24/18
- Ky. - OSHA Training in Louisville Oct. 22-26 SOUTH 09/24/18
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Kimberley J Pryor Sep 14, 2018 a 8:09 am PDT
Yes.... more profits for insurance companies and big business and bigger dividends for shareholders. Severely injured workers lose their homes and everything else for which they ever worked, along with their self-worth, while they collect SSDI and are forced on to Medi-Cal, all for more money for the billionaires. Taxpayers pick up the tab and the injured and their families suffer so y'all can make more money. human suffering is ignored or minimalized to create bigger cash to flow to the wealthy... Has everyone forgotten that this is the WORKERS' compensation system? yeah, I said it. The Emperor is naked and is about to be bear hugged into the next world by the 800lb gorilla in the room.