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17 September 2026Insurance

California workers’ comp costs shake off Covid hit as medical losses rise

The Covid-19 pandemic briefly knocked California workers’ compensation loss trends off course but failed to halt rising medical and indemnity costs, with medical inflation now picking up pace, a new study has found.

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