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Political Insights and Predictions From CWCI’s Annual Meeting

Capitol veterans say California’s escalating budget problems will likely limit opportunities for any significant legislation affecting workers’ comp this year. They note, however, that organized labor, applicant’s attorneys, and others whose interests are tied to the workers’ comp system are expected to use the year to lay the groundwork for potential reforms in the next … Read More »

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Reformulated Fraud Assessment Commission

The California Department of Insurance’s Fraud Assessment Commission is holding a special meeting tomorrow to consider a major shift in where and how the dollars are distributed in the state’s fight against workers’ comp fraud (see related item on page 1). Five commissioners reviewed the proposal at the Commission’s January 10th meeting, but it is … Read More »

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Work Comp Access To Care

The pandemic put a heavy strain on the healthcare system’s ability to deliver care amid surges in cases and high infection rates among healthcare workers. But new research indicates that the workers’ comp system continued delivering timely care to injured workers throughout the pandemic. Alex Swedlow (see photo) with the California Workers’ Compensation Institute (CWCI) … Read More »

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