
The California Supreme Court’s landmark decision in the Dynamex case, which established a three-part test for determining if a worker is an independent contractor, could
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The West Virginia Workers' Compensation Office has been through 18 months of turmoil in which lawmakers slashed the agency's budget, the insurance commissioner tried to
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The rise in the number of employees working from home is opening up a new frontier of workers’ comp claims, in which tripping on a
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Mississippi has become the latest state to bypass the workers' compensation system altogether in providing cancer coverage for first responders.
Sen. Joel Carter
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It took injured workers being treated in-network longer to see an orthopedic surgeon than those being treated out of network in 20 of 35 states
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A Southern California judge said the Division of Workers' Compensation might have more discretion than it realizes with regard to mandatory suspensions, at least when it
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The workers’ comp industry had excess loss reserves estimated at $4.7 billion at the end of 2018, according to new report from A.M. Best, and
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Almost a year ago, Republican Gov. Bruce Rauner poured gasoline on the fire that has smoldered between claimants and insurers — and between political parties — when
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Big brother may be watching, but big insurance is, too — with some firms now going so far as to check family members' social media posts
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A California Senate committee on Wednesday voted to pass a bill that would give probation workers and anyone else working as a peace officer a
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Join the Claims Association of Greater Chicago (CAGC) for a day of golf, networking, and fun at Th …
Aug 8, 2026
HIRMA's upcoming Beach Clean Up on Saturday, August 8, 2026, from 9:00 AM to 11:00 AM at Huntingto …
Aug 9, 2026
Step up to the plate and join Kids’ Chance of Illinois on August 9, 2026, for our “Take Me Out to …