Is State Compensation Insurance Fund still the largest writer of workers' comp in California? It doesn't matter. The ...

There is a bill to extend a program that uses prepaid debit cards to deliver workers' comp indemnity benefits. What does the industry have to say about the program?

How is one legislator proposing to clamp down on the rampant workers' comp fraud in the staffing industry? What is in the bill?

Modifications to a power sprayer led to a worker's injuries. Why does the Fourth District say the case is still covered by workers' compensation instead of tort law?

What were the key factors that the Second District identified when it struck down an injured worker's negligence lawsuit? Click here for the details.

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What did a city show the Fourth District to prove it hadn't discriminated against a former employee under the Fair Employment and Housing Act (FEHA)? Click here for the details.

State exams show that utilization review is generally handled properly, but some operators have significant problems. Who failed their reviews, and what were the consequences?

How is the Newsom Administration planning to tackle the high workload at the Workers' Compensation Appeals Board? What changes are being proposed through a budget trailer bill?

The first person to stand trial in an alleged pay-for-referral scheme is walking away a free man. What's next in the case?

SAN FRANCISCO - The Workers' Compensation Insurance Rating Bureau is considering asking the state insurance commissioner for a mid-term pure premium rate hike. The Bureau is considering the unusual ...