Government
May 14, 2007
Workers' Compensation Jurist Tosses Key Aspect of Reforms
SACRAMENTO - A judge has thrown out a key workers' compensation reform that Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger and the business community have been hailing as driving down the spiraling costs of insuring workers for injuries.
By Linda Rapattoni
Daily Journal Staff Writer
SACRAMENTO - A judge has thrown out a key workers' compensation reform that Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger and the business community have been hailing as driving down the spiraling costs of insuring workers for injuries.
Judge Jacqueline Duncan of the Workers Compensation Appeals Board ruled May 9 that the state had failed to base its new rating...
Daily Journal Staff Writer
SACRAMENTO - A judge has thrown out a key workers' compensation reform that Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger and the business community have been hailing as driving down the spiraling costs of insuring workers for injuries.
Judge Jacqueline Duncan of the Workers Compensation Appeals Board ruled May 9 that the state had failed to base its new rating...
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