Insuring Golden Gate’s Legacy Long Ago: Slideshow May 29, 2012 By Don Jergler The 75th anniversary of the construction of the iconic Golden Gate Bridge’s was celebrated on May 27, and the massive...
Study: Drug Testing Driving Calif. Workers’ Comp Costs May 23, 2012 By Don Jergler It’s no surprise that pharmaceuticals are one of the leading drivers of workers’ compensation costs in California, but a study...
SpaceX Insured For ‘Maximum Probable Loss’ May 22, 2012 By Don Jergler SpaceX successfully launched its Falcon 9 rocket carrying a Dragon spacecraft to orbit on Tuesday as part of a mission...
Medical Messing up the Mix in California Workers’ Comp May 21, 2012 By Don Jergler If you hunt for answers among California’s myriad experts and those with informed opinions on workers’ compensation and ask them...
If I Do Say So Myself May 21, 2012 By Don Jergler That had to be the most salacious first paragraph ever in Insurance Journal‘s history.” I smiled and couldn’t help letting...
California Legislator Calls for Hearing on Intervenor Fees May 17, 2012 By Don Jergler State Sen. Juan Vargas, D-San Diego, has become the latest person to question intervenor fees, calling on the California Department...
Woof! California Top Dog In Bites May 16, 2012 By Don Jergler California is the top dog in State Farm’s annual list of dog bite claims, and the state’s reported 527 dog...
California Workers’ Comp Reform Taking Shape – Again May 7, 2012 By Don Jergler At a recent joint hearing in Sacramento on workers’ compensation in California with the Assembly and Senate, statistic after statistic...
West Insurance Employment: California Job Market to Stay Soft May 7, 2012 By Don Jergler The phrase “Go west young man,” may not apply so well to the insurance industry in the nation’s most populous...
Replacement Costs Battle on the Road to Somewhere May 7, 2012 By Don Jergler Steve Young was somewhat upbeat when he was asked what he thought about the outcome of a long-brewing legal battle...