New Jersey has a sensible provision that protects employees of subcontractors who are injured on construction jobs. If an employee of a subcontractor is injured on a job, and the subcontractor has no ...
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A jury reached a verdict of $289+ Million on Friday in a liability trial in San Francisco against Monsanto for the alleged carcinogenic propensities of its popular ...
Read More Today’s cutting-edge technology allows cars to steer themselves, maintain safe following distances, brake automatically, and warn drivers of nearby vehicles. Yet, despite these safety improvements, ...
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Eight California workers’ comp rate cuts since 2015 is a stunning figure.
Yet, that’s what is on tap if a August 2018 WCIRB Governing Committee recommendation ends up being adopted by ...
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The “Coming and Going Rule” has always been a grey area in determining compensability in the workers’ compensation arena. A bucket full of cases and statutory modifications have tried to ...
Read More West Virginia Supreme Court Impeachments - Latest Developments and UpdateAugust 9, 2018On August 7, 2018, the Judiciary Committee of the West Virginia House of Delegates voted to move forward with 12 ...
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I recently scheduled an appointment with a policyholder in Boston, one that I had visited several times. I left plenty of time to deal with traffic and walked through the door right on time – ...
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The Big I held its annual Young Agents conference at the Ritz-Carlton New Orleans last week. In the midst of the event, Louisiana Comp Blog sat down with Big I officers to ask about what ...
Read More You need to know basic stuff about Medicaid because:
Medicaid may well become the model for your health insurance
It covers more working-age people than any other payment type
Your state and federal tax ...
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