Florida Trends and the FWCI Conference, with Steve Rissman
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We had the opportunity at the recent FWCI Conference in Orlando, Florida to sit down with Steve Rissman, a Florida Defense Attorney and Program Chair for that conference.
Steve talks openly about the conference, it's history, and where it is headed. He also gave us some good insight into Florida workers' comp, and the results of that states reforms from several years back.
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Scott Snyder
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11 March, 2010 03:30:51
Congratulations John, I read about you in the WI State Journal a while back. Scott Snyder
Pamela Tull
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10 March, 2010 06:39:43
I am seeking a Post Traumatic Stress therapist counselor who is in the Federal Workers Compensation network here in Arizona - - the East Valley ...
Steve Brown, V. P. Co-Founder
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03 March, 2010 01:52:51
Always informative, on point, great material for all of us involved in loss control and safety issues.
Mesothelioma Resource Center
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02 March, 2010 01:55:43
The increased awareness, information and dialogue is good, but thus far these findings & research are a bit discouraging.
Tom Files
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01 March, 2010 02:04:41
It depends. What is the medication in question?
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