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Texas Closed Formulary

 By Stuart D. Colburn, Shareholder, Downs Stanford, PC The Texas Division of Workers’ Compensation hosted a stakeholder meeting regarding the closed formulary to discuss
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Study Finds Adults Over 55 Unaware Of Meds' Effects On Driving

Asheville, NC (CompNewsNetwork) - A study by the AAA Foundation for Traffic Safety found that many adults over 55 years of age are unaware that ...
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"Scenes We'd Like to See" From WCRI’s Medical Benchmark Studies

 By Vernon R Sumwalt, Sumwalt Law Firm This blog entry isn’t going to put a new spin on an old fairy tale, like Mad Magazine once ...
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Controlling Labor Costs In Federal Construction Contracts

Asheville, NC (CompNewsNetwork) - With billions of dollars pouring into federal construction contracts, contractors need to know that paying fringe benefits as cash wages to ...
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Workers’ Compensation Loss Run Reports - The Trail To Finding Lost Money

Asheville, NC (CompNewsNetwork) - Almost any employer might ask, “What’s a Loss Run Report? Why do I need it? Where do I get one?” While ...
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Ken Martino On Third-Party Administrators And Workers' Comp Claims (podcast transcript)

 LexisNexis Podcast Ken Martino July 20, 2009 (edited transcript) On this edition, Ken Martino, President and Chief Executive Officer of Broadspire on third-party administrators ...
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Update on Texas Division of Workers' Compensation Activities

 By Stuart D. Colburn, Shareholder, Downs Stanford, PC Access to Information This Fall the Division plans to implement an online program allowing stakeholders ...
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Is the H1N1 Virus Compensable Under Workers' Compensation?

By Christopher J. Boggs, Associate Editor, MyNewMarkets.com Illnesses and diseases must first arise out of and be in the course and scope of employment ...
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Mark Webb on Almaraz/Guzman II and Ogilvie II (Podcast Transcript)

Attorney Mark Webb will give us his thoughts on the recent decisions by the California Workers Compensation Appeals Board on Almaraz/Guzman and Ogilvie dated September 3, ...
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Whatever Happened to Uniformity?

By Thomas C. Fitzhugh, III, Fitzhugh, Elliott & Ammerman, P.C., Houston, Texas When the Supreme Court considered the problem of states extending their workers’ compensation statutes ...
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