Lawmakers Resurrect Single-Payer Proposal
California lawmakers resurrected a bill that would create a single-payer health care program for state residents that would defer to an advisory panel the question about how to handle occupational…
Senate Approves Comp Requirement for Contractors
The California Senate approved a bill that would expand license classifications required to file a certificate of workers’ compensation insurance with the Contractors State License Board.
The Senate on Thursday voted…
Houston Clinic Owner Sentenced to Two Years for Comp Scheme
The owner of a medical clinic in Houston on Thursday was sentenced to two years in federal prison for her conviction a kickback and money laundering scheme, the U.S. Attorney’s…
Bills Address Compensability for Different Injuries, Conditions
Bills before New York lawmakers during the 2022 legislative session would define exposure to COVID-19 as an occupational disease and declare that the exclusive remedy of workers’ compensation doesn’t apply…
Reinisch Wilson Weier Holding Free Webinars in February, March
Workers’ compensation defense firm Reinisch Wilson Weier PC is hosting a series of free webinars in February and March covering topics that include mental health, presumptions and COVID-19.
Mary Hannon
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