Recognizing Others and Helping Kids' Chance Through the #InspirationRipple

• 10/07/19

In the month of October, we have the opportunity to recognize people who have made a difference in our lives while at the same time raising money for Kids’ Chance of America. The LinkedIn October ...
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There is Absolutely Nothing Right About This Woman Bites Camel Story

• 10/04/19

This event happened in Louisiana a couple weeks ago, but due to travel and this week’s dedication to Comp Laude® stories we never got around to it. Maybe it was better that way. It might have been ...
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Lessons of Comp Laude: Welcome to the Recovering Workers Mentorship Program

• 10/03/19

It was one of the most compelling observations at the recent Comp Laude® Awards program held in California last week. Part of the event involves recognizing people who have been severely injured on the ...
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Lessons of Comp Laude: It Wouldn't Be So Without the Volunteers

• 10/02/19

There is one thing that really needs to be said about the Comp Laude® Awards and Gala. While it is produced by workcompcentral, it is a success because of the many people who volunteer to toil behind the ...
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Lessons of Comp Laude: A Panel Full of Advocates

• 10/01/19

This past Thursday I spoke at the National Workers’ Compensation Defense Network Annual Seminar in Chicago. The presentation topic, “The Ethical Challenges of Anti-Engagement,” discussed, ...
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Lessons of Comp Laude: With Logo's Aside, And Gratitude

• 09/30/19

I attended the Comp Laude® Awards last week where, as you may have already read, I was honored with the Industry Leader Award for 2019. The Comp Laude® Awards program was started by the late ...
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Don't Be a Slime If You Can't Do the Time

• 09/23/19

As an employer, you have a legal as well as moral obligation to make sure that the people working for your benefit do so in as “safe and healthful” an environment as possible. When bosses ...
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In Workers' Comp, Justice Ain't Cheap

• 09/20/19

A report yesterday by WorkersCompensation.com’s Liz Carey is a reminder that fighting for your rights in the world of workers’ compensation can be a lengthy and expensive process. In ...
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But It Could Have Been a Really Big Pigeon

• 09/18/19

Not all workplace incidents end up as a workers’ compensation claim. Some don’t end up injuring anything other than one’s pride, and fortunately to date, pride is not yet something ...
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