$4.25 for a San Francisco Hilton Hotel luncheon featuring Filet of Sole or Beef Bourguigonne? Not in 2016, that’s for sure, in a town where bunk bed spaces get rented to techies for thousands. But mentally transport yourself back to 1966, some 50 years ago. It was then that the newly formed California Applicants’ Attorneys
On January 7, 2016 the WCIRB unveiled a report analyzing changes in indemnity claim frequency (see link below). The report will continue to stoke the fires of those who are concerned about cumulative trauma claims in California. Of course, the classic cumulative trauma claim would be that of a construction worker or fireman who does heavy
Each year I start the year with a quiz on likely happenings in California workers’ comp during the coming year. This post contains my 2016 California workers’ comp quiz. Don’t be shy. Get out your crystal ball and your best soothsayer hat. E-mail your answers to me (at jyoung@boxerlaw.com). Time will tell, but in some instances