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The House with Slow Children – Inconceivable!

  • 07/01/20
Judge David Langham, in a blog titled “Inconceivable!” posted last week on this website, outlined the importance of the meaning of words, particularly in a legal context. He discusses ...
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Working From Home? We'll Apparently Drink to That!

  • 06/29/20
An article that appeared Friday on this site, from the National Safety Council, told us of a survey that presents yet another concern for the workers’ compensation industry. It indicated ...
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Becoming Virtual Virtuosi

  • 06/25/20
There are a couple different schools of thought when it comes to the topic of learning how to swim. As a child, I learned to swim through formalized lessons at the Erlton Swim Club of Cherry Hill, New ...
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In Workers' Comp, Inconsistency Remains Our Most Consistent Trait

  • 06/22/20
Oh, what a difference a state line makes. In Florida, a work-at-home workers’ compensation claims professional who tripped over her dog while reaching for a cup of coffee could not receive ...
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An Open Offer to State Regulators Regarding Workers' Recovery

  • 06/08/20
Editor's Note: It has been an extraordinarily hectic few weeks here at WorkersCompensation.com, and Bob has found it difficult to maintain this blog while dealing with the COVID related demands on his ...
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Workers' Compensation Should Be Called Workers' Recovery

  • 06/03/20
Editor's Note: It has been an extraordinarily hectic few weeks here at WorkersCompensation.com, and Bob has found it difficult to maintain this blog while dealing with the COVID related demands on his ...
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Defining the Essential Worker in the Era of COVID

  • 05/27/20
Are you an “essential worker?” Am I? Does the contribution you make to the economy and society in general through the course of your work make any difference? Are we essential, or not? ...
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Anonymity, Workers' Comp and the Death of Civil Discourse

  • 05/20/20
Civil discourse in the workers’ compensation industry can at times be a challenge. The adversarial and sometimes acrimonious nature of the work we do doesn’t always bring the best out of people. ...
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We Should Have Bought a Different Thermometer

  • 05/15/20
The state of Florida is gradually reopening after weeks of self-isolation and stay at home orders due to the COVID-19 pandemic. As a result, I will return to my office today, following two months of ...
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