A former San Mateo County sheriff's deputy was sentenced to five months in prison Tuesday after he was convicted of workers' compensation fraud, according to a report by KRON-TV.
Jorden Tuiveta Faatiga, 35, of Patterson, pleaded no contest to charges of work comp fraud and filing a false document on April 30.
Faatiga received more than $61,000 in benefits after claiming he… Read more »
West Virginia’s Intermediate Court of Appeals upheld the finding that arthroscopic right shoulder surgery was reasonable and necessary treatment for a worker’s compensable injury.
Case: West Virginia University Health System Inc. v. Blackwell, No. 26-ICA-157, 09/25/2026, published.
Facts: Elizabeth Blackwell worked for… Read more »Oct 9, 2026
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The AWCP 26th Annual Fall Education Conference, themed “Wild Adventures in Workers’ Comp!”, will b …