State Requests $25,000 for Cost of Complying With Lien Stay Injunction

If a judge insists that the California Division of Workers' Compensation needs to provide better notice before blocking efforts to collect on liens it says are affiliated with criminally charged providers, then they should pay for the $25,000 cost of posting that notice, lawyers for the division say in a joint status report filed Tuesday with the U.S. District Court for Central California. The DWC presented that argument in reaction to a preliminary order issued by U.S. District Court Judge George H. Wu saying he would grant an injunction to bar the division from stayin...