Category: Workers Compensation
What is AB 5? From the Insurance Perspective
Much has been written about the infamous AB 5 of CA. This is the law that clarifies whether a worker is an independent contractor or an employee, s
Do I Have To Report First Aid To My Workers Comp Insurance Company?
Recently I wrote an article about First Aid and how it works on a workers comp policy. In it, I described what First Aid is and why it matters
The Best Workers Comp Companies for Farms in California
Farming is a big industry in California. According to my research (a quick Google search) it is the second biggest industry in California. With Cali
What is AB 2883?
This article should have probably been written a few months ago. I actually did partially write about it here. In that article I didn’t mentio
Can Owners & Officers Be Excluded On Workers Comp In California? (2017 Edition)
This past May I wrote a blog on the conditions that allow officers and owners to be excluded on their workers comp policy. It was a great article, ve
Workers Comp for Domestic Workers in California
Workers Compensation laws in California are pretty straight forward: if you have any employees – even just one – you have to have workers comp.
How Do Day Laborers Affect My Workers Comp?
You know those guys that hang around Home Depot looking to get hired for the day? Let’s call them day laborers. As an employer, you may have see
Experience Modifications in California are Changing as of January 1st 2017
Experience Modifications are powerful. They can help or handicap your business in a big way. I’ve seen businesses go out of business because of
Having Trouble Estimating Your Payroll? Try Monthly Reporting
What is your payroll going to be for the next 12 months? Does this question create a sense of anxiety emanating from deep within your soul? As you
How To Deal With State Fund If You Must
In California, the State Compensation Insurance Fund aka "State Fund" exists as a market of last resort. That means that if you can't find insurance
