Workers' Compensation Daily Headlines

Do You Know the Rule? Colorado permits a workers’ compensation claimant or an employer/carrier to petition to reopen an award under a limited number of circumstances. It’s up to the party seeking to reopen the […]

The Issue: Why Women’s Achievements Are Often Overlooked  Women have made extraordinary contributions across industries, yet their achievements often go unrecognized, minimized, or dismissed. Whether in the workplace, academia, politics, or entrepreneurship, women frequently receive less public recognition for […]

When you first meet Ya’Sheaka Williams, one word comes to mind: unshakable. Not just because of her poise, polish, and powerful legal mind but also because of the unwavering empathy and emotional intelligence she brings to […]

Employees who would rather use CBD oil than go through risky surgery or take pharmaceutical drugs with potential side effects may now be able to secure reimbursement for the oil. The Pennsylvania Supreme Court recently […]

The Issue: Why the Fear of Success Holds Women Back  Success is something most people strive for—so why does achieving it sometimes create fear, anxiety, or even self-sabotage? The fear of success is real and powerful, […]

There are those who walk into a room and shift the energy without saying a word. Natalie Torres is one of them.  She is a woman who moves through the world with intention, radiating calm […]

Danville, CA (WorkersCompensation.com) – A California high school teacher was hospitalized last week after being attacked by a student. CJ Cammack, the superintendent of the San Ramon Valley Unified School District in Danville, Cal., told […]

Federal Focus A Transportation Security Administration worker had to watch a training video on shootings and participate in an active shooter role play scenario, which triggered his PTSD and supported his workers' compensation argument. Simply […]