Workers' Comp Executive, since 1991, has been the Journal of Record for California's workers' comp community.

Who are the workers' comp carriers grabbing more market share in California, and which ones are backing away? Who's up, who's ...

A controversial study by the state of Oregon is out and says California is improving but still one of the more ex-pensive ...

Do contractors have to record the start and stop times for meal breaks if they are in a dual-wage classification? How can ...

The Commission on Health, Safety, and Workers' Compensation is following a legislative mandate and is going out to bid for a study of PTSD claims. Why do the experts say there is really not much there ...

Is one of California's larger workers' comp carriers on the auction block? Hear what company officials have to say about the rumors by clicking here.

Did the statute of limitations run out on a former professional ballplayer's California workers' comp claim? Who will be liable if the decades-old injury is deemed compensable?

How did an employer overcome a federal presumption that an employee’s knee troubles were a compensable consequence of work? What are the underlying facts in the case?

In an interesting workers' compensation case that decides when tribal sovereign immunity extends to a medical contractor hired by a tribe? Learn what are the factors that must be considered.

The Fourth District issued this decision dealing with the proper determination for the date of injury in a claimed cumulative trauma case that goes back decades. Click here for the … Read More » ...

After a reproval, what is a state bar court ordering an attorney to do to avoid a more severe punishment? What kind of workers' comp fraud ring created the mess?

Who are the carrier players in California's excess workers' comp market? Who is on self-insureds, SIGs, and PEOs? How do their numbers compare to 2023?