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Employers whose annual premiums exceed $9,200 in annual premiums need to start paying closer attention to their workers’ compensation policies and safety practices.   ...

The California State Supreme Court will take up a case to decide whether an employer can be sued for liability when a worker contracts COVID-19 at work and then passes it o...

Many employers receive aggressive sales calls from employee leasing firms telling them they can not only get rid of the administrative headache of handling payroll and comp...

The United States Supreme Court has put a significant dent in California’s Private Attorneys General Act, which in recent years has resulted in a surge in legal actions a...

As we approach mid-year there are about a dozen cities and counties in the Golden State that will be increasing their minimum wage for employers that operate within their j...

There is no set formula regarding how much liability insurance a business needs. However, the more coverage you have, the more bulletproof your company becomes.   If y...

One of the fastest growing cyber threats to businesses is ransomware, which hackers use to shut down an organization’s computer system until the victim pays a ransom to u...

As online threats continue growing, small businesses need to consider securing cyber insurance policies that can help defray the costs of an attack on their network or thef...

There are three measures progressing in the state Capitol that businesses should keep an eye on as they could have profound effects for them. The measures passed their h...

Workplace bullying is on the increase, and it constitutes a major risk to companies that fail to take action.   If you learn of a bully in your ranks, you need to take...