The San Francisco District Attorney’s Office announced that Handy Technologies agreed to pay $6 million to settle allegations that it misclassified its gig workers in California.
The company, which provides handyman…
States without fee schedules paid the highest prices for medical services and saw the fastest growth in costs from 2008 to 2022, according to the Workers Compensation Research Institute.
Prices paid…
The Texas Department of Insurance’s Division of Workers’ Compensation reminded carriers and claims administrators that six new and revised plain language notices will become effective July 26.
The new and revised…
The International Association of Industrial Accident Boards and Commissions announced that Gregg Lutz is leaving June 9.
Gregg Lutz
Lutz served as IAIABC’s director of standards development and outreach since 2015.
The Delaware Superior Court granted summary judgment to an excess insurance carrier, finding it had no obligation to contribute to the settlement of an injured worker’s intentional tort claim.
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The Virginia Court of Appeals ruled that an injured worker had standing to challenge his employer’s underpayment of a bill from one of his medical providers, but that the bill…