LVII To PD Or Not To PD
That is the question in 2007. Or is it? Interest shown by employers and labor in this issue just a few months ago seems to have waned considerably, at least …
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News Digest 4/26/2007
Publius LVI. Employers Get a Present Publius comments on the two newest appointments to California’s Commission on Health and Safety and Workers’ Compensation. Let us know what you think. This …
LV Outraged
If déà vu were an occupational disease, most of us would be on workers’ compensation. On March 28, the Assembly Insurance Committee will hear the latest, largely irrelevant data from …
LIII Slight Chance Of Showers
The state of the workers’ compensation insurance marketplace is of little, if any, concern of late to the legislature or the governor. Premium reductions have been substantial, and loss ratios …
LII To PD Or Not PD, That Is The Question
The plural of anecdote is not evidence. This sage observation was made by an honorable, veteran Sacramento workers’ comp lobbyist many years ago, and yet the truth of that simple …
LI I Am The Law
Funny thing about the law, every once in a while it has a way of showing up in the oddest places—usually a courtroom—and really throws a monkeywrench into the great …
XLIX You’re Fired!
This is the time of year when organizations and lobbyists plan for the 2007 legislative session. To prove value-added to their members and clients, a long list of potential disasters …
XLVIII Forward-Looking Statement
Monday, December 4 was technically the first day of the new California legislative session. As always, there will be much to do in 2007, and Governor Schwarzenegger already has set …