The New Mexico Court of Appeals upheld an award of death benefits to the son of a mine worker who was killed in an after-hours
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The California Assembly unanimously passed bills that would require that injured workers have access to the services of licensed clinical social workers and mandate that
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The Workers’ Compensation Insurance Rating Bureau of California has released its 2022 State of the System report highlighting key metrics of the state's workers’ compensation
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The California Assembly Appropriations Committee unanimously passed a multifaceted bill that, among other things, includes provisions aimed at helping the Department of Insurance crack down
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New Mexico Workers’ Compensation Administration Director Robert E. Doucette Jr. announced the reappointment of Shanon S. Riley to serve a new five-year term as a
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In-person walk-throughs will resume Sept. 6 at most Division of Workers’ Compensation Offices throughout California.
The exception is in Eureka, where the district office is
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The Oregon Court of Appeals overturned a denial of an employer’s request for an award of fees related to “groundless” claims by an injured former
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A mechanic who allegedly operated his own shop and raced motorcycles after telling a qualified medical evaluator he was too injured to work was arraigned
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The Arizona Court of Appeals upheld a denial of an Amazon warehouse employee’s claim that she had suffered a compression fracture on her second day
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The California Assembly Appropriations Committee passed a bill that would require pest control contractors to provide proof of workers’ compensation coverage to maintain their registration, and a bill
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