The Workers’ Compensation Insurance Rating Bureau of California Classification and Rating Committee is meeting virtually on Tuesday.
Committee members will discuss the results of an in-depth review of the classification code…
The Washington Court of Appeals ruled that an injured police officer presented sufficient evidence to allow a jury to decide his claims for past and future economic damages.
Case: Salisbury v.
Nearly a third of all workers infected with COVID-19 suffered or are suffering from “long COVID,” according to the New York State Insurance Fund.
NYSIF said its analysis of COVID-19 comp…
The Montana state House of Representatives passed a bill to clarify the exclusion of coverage for injuries sustained during social or recreational activities.
Rep. Kenneth Walsh
The House on Monday voted…
The West Virginia Supreme Court unanimously upheld a denial of authorization for surgery for an injured truck driver who failed to file any evidence supporting her protest of a claims administrator’s decision.
Case: Kohler v. ETCIVC…
Hawaii lawmakers appear poised to take another run at revising the process for independent medical exams with the introduction of a bill that would require that injured workers and employers…