The Workers’ Compensation Rating Bureau’s Governing Committee has unanimously voted to authorize the WCIRB to make a Jan.1, 2013 filing...
Articles by Don Jergler
A highly sheltered workers’ comp reform proposal being quietly passed around California’s capitol has the potential to make some noise...
The language for an automobile persistency initiative will stand after the California Third District Court of Appeal on Monday denied...
In a hush-hush environment over the last several months it appears that those who seek workers’ compensation reform have been...
The Wells Fargo/Gallup Small Business Index fell six points to positive 17 in a survey conducted in July that reflects...
Retired National Football League offensive lineman Bruce Matthews’ attempt to collect workers’ compensation benefits in California was slapped down by...
With Colorado’s and New Mexico’s record wildfire seasons freshly in mind, some experts are starting to take note that California’s...
Coming off a rough few years of recession, then a disaster prone 2011 — and then more global uncertainty in...
When Lloyd’s America Inc. Western Regional Director Anthony Joseph handed me a simple, glossy two-sided pamphlet that read “Titanic Centenary”...
The two most destructive wildfires in Colorado’s history will cost insurers roughly $450 million, according to a regional insurance association....