News Digest 7/30/2007
Q&A: Should Injured Worker Still Sue? A Los Angeles-area lawyer responds to a badly injured worker who is being encouraged to file a third-party claim for damages not covered by …
Q&A: Should Injured Worker Still Sue? A Los Angeles-area lawyer responds to a badly injured worker who is being encouraged to file a third-party claim for damages not covered by …
Q&A: Should Injured Worker Still Sue? A Los Angeles-area lawyer responds to a badly injured worker who is being encouraged to file a third-party claim for damages not covered by …
Washington Workers’ Comp Recipients Get Cost-of-Living Boost Injured workers currently receiving Washington workers’ compensation wage-replacement or pension benefits will receive a 5.445 percent cost-of-living increase effective July 1. Tacoma Daily …
San Jose Beleaguered by High Workers’ Comp Costs Five years ago, the city of San Jose cut costs by slashing its risk management staff, which vetted workers’ compensation claims and …
Arizona Workers May See First Benefit Raise in Nearly Ten Years Injured Arizona workers may be in line for the first benefit increase in close to a decade: A deal …
Wisconsin Supremes: Worker Can Sue Claims Manager for Delay The Wisconsin high court rules that an injured carpenter can sue a company that handles workers’ compensation claims for the state …
Bill Proposes Drug Tests for Injured Silver State Workers Injured Nevada workers could face required drug tests to prevail in insurance disputes if an industry-backed proposal passes. The Nevada Senate …
Study: Some Comp Claimants Satisfied, Others Not So Much In the first such study since the reforms, the DWC and the UCLA Center for Health Policy Research find that most …