A judge has rejected a request for a preliminary injunction in the case of a bankrupt Southern California insurance agency...
Articles by Don Jergler
Editor’s Note: See C.M. Meiers Preliminary Injunction Decided, But Far From Over for updates, more of the judge’s opinion, comments...
Workers’ compensation medical costs in California were boosted by nearly $67.5 million in 2010 due to loophole in the law...
Editor’s note: For more read an updated story on this case, “C.M. Meiers Preliminary Injunction Decided, But Far From Over“...
What’s in a generation? The question came to me after I read Stephanie K. Jones’ article, “What Do Millennials Want?”...
It’s no surprise that pharmaceuticals are one of the leading drivers of workers’ compensation costs in California, but a study...
A bill its author says will provide a framework to measure damages when a plaintiff suffers injuries that passed the...
A bill aimed at ending double payments for spinal surgery devices passed state Senate resoundingly on Wednesday and is now...
The 75th anniversary of the construction of the iconic Golden Gate Bridge’s was celebrated on May 27, and the massive...
It’s no surprise that pharmaceuticals are one of the leading drivers of workers’ compensation costs in California, but a study...