Jorden Faatiga, a 35-year-old former San Mateo County deputy sheriff, pleaded no contest to workers’ compensation fraud after authorities said he pocketed $62,000 in disability benefits while secretly ...

New South Wales employers, insurers, and claims managers are now operating under a substantially altered workers compensation framework, with the bulk of the state government’s 2026 legislative ...

ERGO NEXT reports on summer liability risks for small businesses, highlighting six key areas including customer injuries, heat-related mistakes, and property damage.

The agenda featured topics such as: the 340B Drug Pricing Program; autonomous vehicles; artificial intelligence; tort reform; developments in the flood insurance marketplace; insurance affordability ...

The Patel Firm reports that understanding personal injury cases involves key terms like negligence, strict liability, and ...

Ohio businesses could be getting dividend checks from the state’s Workers‘ Compensation fund. The fund provides medical ...

Every subcontractor brings their own policy, their own gaps, and their own potential for claims that circle back to you. A contractor wrap-up insurance program cuts through that c ...

You get injured at work and go to the hospital. Out of habit, you present your My Number insurance card, only to be told, "That cannot be used." Wait, isn't it all the same? Let's look at this ...

A pilot occupational injury insurance program for workers in new forms of employment was expanded nationwide on Wednesday, according to the Ministry of Human Resources and Social Security, extending ...

Quincy roofing company and owner indicted on fraud charges Prosecutors allege $1.5 million in hidden payroll About $585,000 in insurance premiums avoided, Massachusetts AG says Arraignment scheduled ...

A Milford construction company owner has been accused of fraudulently labeling subcontractors as siding workers or painters when they were performing roofing work to avoid paying higher premiums to ...

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