A dozen states have yet to expand Medicaid, a decision that has led to untold suffering for millions without healthcare. This has also led to: more healthcare “deserts” in poor and rural areas economic damage in […]

All eyes on workers’ compensation… and a look at what’s next Workers’ compensation is comprised of multiple state systems, each with their own unique set of rules and regulations that are in constant flux. The […]

In an interesting new Medicare Secondary Payer (MSP) decision, the U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals for the Eleventh Circuit[1] in MSPA Claims 1, LLC v. Tower Hill Prime Insurance Co., 2022 WL 3223801 (11th Cir. August 10, 2022) […]

You’ve assessed motor vehicle records (MVRs) and established safe-use policies in an effort to mitigate risks, ensuring the safest drivers are behind the wheel. But have you provided guidelines for all types of vehicles within […]

In the three years since Governor Murphy signed a law expanding NJDOL’s powers to stop work on a job site when there is strong evidence workers are being exploited, the department has issued 71 stop-work orders, through […]

Bureau Makes Newspaper’s Ranking of Top Employers for a Third Time NASHVILLE – The Tennessean newspaper in Nashville has once again named the Tennessee Bureau of Workers’ Compensation (BWC) one of the top workplaces in the […]

New Orleans, LA (WorkersCompensation.com) – An employer should think carefully before devoting resources to defending a workers’ compensation case on the basis that no one witnessed the accident; employees can often recover even if no […]

Miscommunication happens. Most of the time, the consequences are miniscule. Your burger has a tomato on it, your friend shows up for the 9:30 movie instead of the 8:45, your significant other picks up milk […]