Two years into a 14-year prison sentence, the mastermind behind a far-flung scheme to defraud the federal workers' compensation program has had plenty of time

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Organized labor and employers in Washington state are battling over a proposed test to determine who is an independent contractor, which could foreshadow a fight to

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A federal judge in Northern California denied a request to certify a class in a lawsuit three employers filed against Applied Underwriters over its EquityComp