Since Covid-19 at-home tests suddenly became more available to the general public during the winter of 2021, more and more adjusters and administrators have been faced with the question about whether antigen tests are sufficient…
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During a recent doctor deposition, a well-renowned internist and pulmonologist told me that he was skeptical about whether Covid-19 could be transmitted by touching a surface that was previously touched by a sick person. He…
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Gov. Gavin Newsom broke news on Tuesday by announcing that he appears to have the votes to reinstate Covid-19 sick pay. The LA Times published an article early Tuesday afternoon stating that Newsom and state…
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The fine folks here at Bradford & Barthel have worked hard to bring timely, detailed, and strategic content to workers’ compensation professionals via B&B’s blog. As director of the firm’s editorial department, your humble blogger…
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As we approach the end of 2021, we at Bradford & Barthel want to wish you and your loved ones happy holidays and a happy new year. We have completed the second year of a…
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The Bradford & Barthel Rating Department wishes you a happy New Year, and with that, a friendly reminder that the cost of living adjustments (COLA) are changing again. On Jan. 1, 2022, all continuing permanent…
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California may be seeing a rise in Valley Fever cases, but employers could use a preventative care idea from the Covid-19 pandemic to help prevent occupational exposures to the Valley Fever fungi. Wired Magazine had…
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