California’s workers’ compensation system spends 52 cents for every $1 of benefits delivered, more than double the cost of an average comp system, according to the

The growth of telehealth services in the wake of the COVID-19 outbreak will likely continue even after the pandemic has subsided, requiring workers’ compensation and

When the calendar turned to 2020, it seemed likely that California’s workers’ compensation industry would continue its recent stretch of stability following several years of

Mental health professionals from around California have submitted comments in opposition to the Division of Workers’ Compensation’s latest Medical-Legal Fee Schedule proposal, saying lackluster reimbursement

As uncertainty continues to swirl around the COVID-19 pandemic, workers’ compensation insurance carriers are relying on months-old safety protocols and creating new policies to keep