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FLASH: DIR’s Duncan Has His Day in Rules Department of Industrial Relations John Duncan goes through his confirmation hearing in the Senate Rules Committee. Did he get through unscathed? Read more here... More...

FLASH: EXCLUSIVE: Sale of State Fund Under Real Consideration Workers' Comp Executive has confirmed that proposals are circulating to sell the State Compensation Insurance Fund both because of the storm clouds of scandal covering State Fund and because there is a budget crisis of epic proportion. Both sides of the aisle are seeing billions and billions ... Click here to get the whole scoop... Read more here... More...

FLASH: PDRS Rate Hike In The Offing In a farewell salute to the workers' comp community, Senate President Pro Tem Don Perata introduced legislation to increase the permanent disability rate schedule. How high is he proposing to take it and what's that new wrinkle he has in the bill this year? Click here to find out more.... Read more here... More...

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Politics And The PDRS: Will Injured Workers Get A New Schedule? The new permanent disability rating schedule was supposed to be out in the fall. Where is it, and does Sacramento wheeling and dealing have anything to do with it? Find out in the current edition of Workers' Comp Executive. Read more here... More...

CRM/Majestic Rating Under Review CRM's significant troubles in the New York market are spilling over into its Golden State subsidiaries. Five self-insured groups and Majestic Insurance are in the line of fire. See who's taking a closer look at the situation. Read more here... More...

An Interest-ing Question Should carriers have to pay interest on deposit premiums they hold? Or should policyholders have to pay interest on outstanding premiums? One lawsuit may answer both questions at once. Read more here... More...

How Bright A Light? Insurers are pushing for greater public access to the financial records of self-insured groups. Brokers are selling employers into groups with no financial data. Will anyone be happy with revisions that the Office of Self Insurance Plans makes? Premium subscribers can find out by clicking here. Read more here... More...

Strange Bedfellows Work Together To Eliminate Abuses It's a promising bill that targets scheming and abuse, but the governor may not sign it unless all the kinks are worked out. Find out what the bugaboos are and how they might be solved, in the current edition of Workers' Comp Executive. Read more here... More...

Liberty-Safeco Deal May Have Issues Liberty Mutual has announced its acquisition of Safeco, one of the venerable agency carriers. Analysts have mixed opinions about the deal. Other deals are in the works and the regulatory environment might be impacted. Premium subscribers can read the whole deal right here. Read more here... More...