The California Division of Workers’ Compensation will provide injured-worker data to state advisory committees to help determine who might get the first dose of the

Administrative expenses in California’s workers’ compensation system fell by nearly $1.8 billion last year, according to a draft annual report from the Commission on Health

More than 266,000 workers are likely to be covered by COVID-19 presumptions or temporary statute changes in Alaska, Arkansas, Indiana, Kentucky and Missouri, according to

California Insurance Commissioner Ricardo Lara made the correct choice by lowering the advisory pure premium rate to $1.45 and opting not to include uncertain, preliminary

California’s fight against COVID-19 will continue into 2021, and workers’ compensation stakeholders already scrambling to follow new laws and regulations may still have their hands