The California Division of Workers’ Compensation removed over $18 million in liens connected to a convicted fraudster. The liens are divided among 944 workers’ comp claims at an average amount …
Workers’ comp claim activity has decreased significantly during the COVID-19 pandemic as Californians sheltered in place and many businesses curtailed operations. Telemedicine quickly became an option for injured workers needing …
A chiropractor convicted as part of a major kickback scheme is being forced to give up over $18 million in workers’ comp liens connected to 944 cases. There is no …
The California Fraud Assessment Commission is holding the line on employer assessments for 2021 at $77,909,442, with roughly $46 million going to the state’s District Attorneys next fiscal year. Commission …
California’s district attorneys said they needed a 20% increase in funding to fight workers’ comp fraud to the fullest extent, but said they could make do with a 14% increase. …
The state’s district attorneys say they need a 20% increase in funding to combat workers’ comp fraud fully in all its various forms. Then they indicated that they would be …
The State Compensation Insurance Fund reversed course last year and reported a slight 1.9% increase in net premiums earned, but officials say market forces continue to reshape its operations. State …
Every year the first issue of the Workers’ Comp Executive includes a “Top Stories” item covering the hottest topics from the past year. Some years, the top stories might be …