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Some people enter a room and bring light with them. They radiate kindness, strength, and a deep commitment to lifting others up. Melissa Rageth is one of those people. And then she asks you to join her. […]

Do You Know the Rule? There are some workers whose line of work involves the risk of coming in contact with people's blood or other bodily fluids. Such a happening can present a workplace injury, […]

Case Management Focus In this week’s article, I wanted to write about International Women’s Day, as I was unfamiliar with it, and I had seen a lot of coverage over the past few weeks in […]

Madisonville, KY (WorkersCompensation.com) – A woman was injured after her co-worker trapped her inside a 200-degree steam room, authorities in Kentucky said. According to the Madisonville Police Department, Barrett Korinta, 23, was working with the […]

The Issue: Why Intersectionality Matters in Conversations About Women’s Advancement  The challenges women face in the workplace are not one-size-fits-all. Factors like race, ethnicity, sexual orientation, disability, age, socioeconomic background, and other aspects of identity […]

In the always-changing world of workers’ compensation law, few names command the level of respect and admiration that Anne Kelly Zovas has earned. As a founding partner of Strunk Dodge Aiken Zovas (SDAZ) and a recognized leader, Anne has spent […]

The Issue: Why Women Still Face Barriers in Leadership  Despite decades of progress, women continue to be underrepresented in leadership positions across industries. The “glass ceiling” represents the invisible barriers that prevent women from reaching […]

There are leaders, and then there are trailblazers who break barriers, turn around, extend a hand, and pull others up with them. Caryn Siebert is so much more than a force in the insurance industry; she […]