New, Articles, and Information About Workers' Compensation

Being injured on the job can be an experience that causes significant disruption to your life, especially if it causes life-threatening injuries or loss of

Some people who contracted the deadly Covid virus have fully recovered, but some are not so lucky. Others fortunate to have survived the deadly virus are experiencing long-lasting symptoms. These long-term effects after COVID-19 infection are now known as post-Covid conditions, more commonly referred to as Long Covid.

Millions of Californians are employed in various essential industries for our state’s flourishing economy. However, according to OSHA resources, the most dangerous occupations for workers in

The trucking industry has been consistently associated with a considerable risk of injury or even death for its drivers. However, after reviewing recent reports from

Following years of debate, California’s Division of Workers Compensation has now formally adopted a new payment for the medical-legal fee schedule to compensate Qualified Medical Evaluators (QME).

Robert Foster, age 48 from Morgan Hill, a retired San Jose police officer with a side private security business, pleaded no contest on January 14th

Each year the Bureau of Labor Statistics conducts its annual report called the National Census of Fatal Occupational Injuries. This report gathers occupational injury and

Occupations such as California game wardens and park rangers have an increased risk of developing skin cancer. Due to their work, which requires some workers

A New York-based safety technology firm named Kinetic has formed a partnership with Nationwide E&S specialty division. Kinetic insurance offers Worker’s Compensation coverage combined with