A provider who was suspended from California’s workers’ compensation system more than a year ago after pleading guilty to a federal conspiracy charge is facing

Pure premium filings with the California Department of Insurance show carriers are generally following the insurance commissioner’s lead when it comes to lowering rates.

It was an effort to clean up some inconsistent language and perhaps streamline the settlement process, but the claimants’ bar is suggesting that rule changes

The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services is reportedly adding brand-name drug Lyrica to workers’ comp Medicare set-aside proposals as a treatment for certain low

A split Workers’ Compensation Appeals Board panel ruled that a trial court judge did not make a mistake by apportioning part of a worker’s disability