Expert Analysis

A sudden jolt. A scrape of metal. A moment of panic that passes when you realize it wasn’t that bad. For many drivers in Queens, a minor fender-bender is just an inconvenience—something you walk away […]

By: Nicole Usher, Sr. Director of Apricus Operations, Enlyte  Electronic Medical Records (EMRs), digital versions of traditional paper medical charts, offer real-time, secure access to patient information for authorized users. By streamlining access to clinical […]

Understanding Pain, Part 1 One of my physical therapy professors concluded a lecture by emphatically stating that the biggest piece of career advice he would impart was to never assume anything. As we exited the […]

Speaking with Connie Baker Porter, RN, COHNS, CCM, Priority One Case Management  Embracing the Joy of Doing Good in Our Industry  "Since you get more joy out of giving joy to others, you should put […]

Meaning of "Single Accidental Injury" When Calculating Attorney Fees On July 9, 2025, the Supreme Court of New Mexico, in Hanrahan v. State of New Mexico, interpreted the meaning of the phrase "single accidental injury" for […]

By Daniel Richardson  Introduction  Few situations are more frustrating than an injured worker who repeatedly fails to attend scheduled medical appointments while continuing to receive temporary total disability (TTD) benefits. When faced with this scenario, […]

Introduction In California’s Workers’ Compensation system, each page submitted to a Qualified Medical Evaluator (QME) carries a fixed financial weight. Under the state’s Medical-Legal Payment and Reimbursement Rules (MLPRR), providers are entitled to $3 per […]

Florida—Requirement to Seek Initial Relief Within the Workers Compensation System On June 13, 2025, the District Court of Appeal of Florida, Fifth District, in Steak 'N Shake, Inc. v. Spears, ruled that an employee may not […]