- Calif. Low Cost Auto Program Expanded to Six Counties
- Contractor Ordered to Pay $129,000 to Calif. State Fund
- Nevada’s Employers Holdings Hosts Conference Call on Q4, 2006 Earnings
- Idaho Governor Vetoes Fifth Bill on State Worker Benefits
- Calif. Commissioner Orders Audit of State Compensation Insurance Fund
- Idaho Man Sentenced for Fraud
- Calif. Workers’ Comp Bureau Approves 11.3 Percent Rate Decrease
- Calif. Hosts Hearing on Permanent Disability Rules
- First Montana Company to Offer Workers Comp Coverage Opens
- Calif. Farm Sues Taco Bell for Libel
- State of Markets Focus at Surplus Lines Conference
- Two Indicted on Workers’ Compensation Fraud Charges
- PLUS, CPCU To Host D&O Seminar in San Francisco on April 11
- Washington Aims to Establish Insurance Fair Conduct Act
- Idaho Governor Vetoes Auto Insurance Measure
- Colo. House Approves Bill Expanding Workers Comp Choices
- State Regulators Fine Blue Cross for Canceling Policies
- Arizona Offers Auto Insurance Comparison Guide
- Judge Rules Claims Made Policy Language Ambiguous
- Wash. Sets Guidelines for Prescribing Narcotics
- Nevada Lawmaker Proposes State Worker Retirement Age
- Crescent City Agency Shut Down for Fraud
- Colo. Bill Would Raise Car Insurance Rates, Associations Say
- Calif. State Fund Appoints New Interim President
- Ore. Examines Ways to Extend Time Off for Pregnancies
- Calif. Bay Area Faces Landslide Hazards
- New Mexico Approves Legislation to Limit Access to Credit Reports
- Willis Re Opens Branch in Seattle
- Allstate Insurance To Open Claims Center in Cheyenne
- Calif. Jury Returns Asbestos Verdict of More Than $868,000
- New Mexico Passes Regulatory Modernization Bill
- Washington Appoints Advisory Board for Fraud Unit
- Oregon Adopts and Amends Rule on Producer Licensing
- Gainsco Offering Auto Insurance in New Mexico
- Alaska Timber Insurance Exchange To Return $1.8 Million
- Scwarzenegger Approves Housing Help for Workers Hit by Freeze
- Oregon Malpractice Claims Among Nation’s Lowest
- Bay Area Man Sentenced for Selling Fake Policies
- Calif. State Fund to Host Workplace Safety Seminar in Bakersfield
- Oregon Senate Passes Workers’ Comp Bill for Farmworkers
- Calif. Attorney Sentenced Two Years in Insurance Scam
- Firefighters Still Fighting Calif. Blaze Started with Stolen Car
- Oregon OSHA Proposes Fining Ski Area over Worker Injuries
- Wash. Declares “Rate Holiday”
- With Auto Surcharge Failing, Ore. Lawmakers Look to Lottery
- Safeway-Brand Bread Recalled after Wire Found in Loaves
- Dog Bite Victim Seeks Change in Oregon Law
- Study: High Disability Retirement in LA County Safety Agencies
- Workers Compensation Bills Head to House Floor in Colo.
- San Bernardino Bishop Says Church Fund Won’t Go To Abuse Claims
- Calif.’s Feinstein, Boxer Urge Federal Disaster Declaration for Freeze
- EEEC Conducts San Diego Restaurant Enforcement Sweeps
- New Mexico PRC Asking Why Former Superintendent Didn’t Investigate
- Idaho Senate Passes Bill to Require Underinsured Motorists Coverage
- Two Arrested in Calif. for Staging Auto Accidents
- UCLA Study Indicates Most Calif. Workers OK With Workers’ Comp Care
- Federal Jury Exonerates Montana Ski Area in Injury Lawsuit
- Calif. Man Caught for Arranging “Theft” of Truck
- Blizzards Still Claiming Livestock on Colorado Ranches
- Rare Violin Recovered by Police to be Auctioned by Insurer
- Pomona Woman Arrested After Tracking Device Leads to Stolen Car
- Colo. House Passes Motorcycle Helmet Bill for Minors
- Calif. Wins $443.5 Million Arbitration Award
- Woman Sues Jesuits of Oregon for $5 Million
- Montana’s John Morrison Working for the Uninsured
- Risk Placement Services Adds New Facility in Boise
- Old Republic Offering Travel Coverage for Calif.’s M.H. Ross
- State Farm to Distribute $195 Million Calif. Auto Policyholder Dividend
- Abuse Trials Delayed as San Diego Diocese Files for Bankruptcy
- Calif. Commissioner Appoints Executive Team