The third time was not the charm for a fee dispute that made its way to the Alaska Supreme Court for the third time, with
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A Montana legislative committee on Friday heard testimony but did not vote on a bill that would allow physician assistants to treat injured workers without
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The California Department of Industrial Relations issued a new request for proposals to modernize its Electronic Adjudication Management System.
EAMS primarily supports the Division of
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The California Workers' Compensation Institute reported that total paid losses for public self-insured employers increased about 8.3% in the most recent fiscal year despite the total
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The Nevada Occupational Safety and Health Administration announced that penalties for workplace safety violations increased by 2.59% to account for inflation.
The maximum penalty for
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The California Workers' Compensation Institute opened registration for its 61st annual meeting being held April 3 in Sacramento.
CWCI said the theme of the 2025
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The California Division of Occupational Safety and Health reminds employers of their duty to protect workers from unhealthy air due to wildfire smoke, as several fires
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Legislation introduced in advance of the 60-day session starting Jan. 21 would require New Mexico employers to advance more money to injured workers for discovery
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Montana lawmakers this year could debate bills that would facilitate treatment of injured workers by physician assistants and physical therapists.
Senate Bill 109, by Sen.
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The California Workers’ Compensation Institute said recent shifts in the types of drugs prescribed to injured workers in California and the associated distribution of payments
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