Full-time lifeguards working for the City of San Diego would enjoy the presumptions that conditions including hernias, heart trouble, cancer, post-traumatic stress disorder and other

The Colorado Court of Appeals ruled that the statutory directive for a doctor to determine an impairment rating based on the third edition of the

California’s State Compensation Insurance Fund would have more discretion with its investment portfolio, under recent amendments to a bill in the state Senate.

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The Montana Senate passed a bill that would repeal security deposit requirements for carriers and eliminate the requirement to include medical reports with joint petitions

A former Hollister firefighter was arraigned on felony insurance fraud charges for allegedly collecting $94,788 in workers’ compensation benefits while working for another employer, the