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 driven by Legislative changes or new interpretations of existing law by the courts or the Workers’ Compensation Appeals Board. Others it might be the market …
Evidence is that the MEWA continues to operate under a different name and still without a license and Federal or CDI approval. The California Department of Insurance has closed the …
The California Department of Insurance filed earlier this year for a $3.4 million penalty against American Labor Alliance for selling illegal workers’ comp “coverage” without a license and in violation …
The California Department of Insurance is considering increasing a proposed $3.4 million penalty against American Labor Alliance and the officials behind the purported alternative to workers’ comp insurance. The penalty …
American Labor Alliance and its founder Marcus Asay are being fined $3.4 million for selling bogus workers’ comp “coverage” without a license in defiance of multiple cease and desist orders …
The Department of Industrial Relations (DIR) will not accept certificates of workers’ comp insurance from American Labor Alliance and CompOne USA. The move came as the result of multiple questions …
The California Department of Insurance issued a precedential decision yesterday finding that American Labor Alliance, CompOne USA, Agricultural Contracting Services Association, and their leader Marcus Asay, has been selling workers’ …