More than two-thirds of the U.S. labor force lives in states that allow medical or recreational marijuana, but workers’ comp systems across the country continue

Staff from the California Workers’ Compensation Insurance Rating Bureau and members of its Actuarial Committee agreed Tuesday that the bureau likely won’t include a COVID-19

Some workers’ compensation experts feared the COVID-19 pandemic would negatively affect initial access to care for California workers who filed non-virus-related claims last year. 

Businesses should prepare for more workplace inspections and increasing penalties for violations as President Biden’s administration may ramp up the Occupational Safety and Health Administration’s

California Senate committees on Monday passed a bill that would require certain contractors to purchase comp coverage, and another to extend a post-traumatic stress disorder presumption