These pages have featured the doctrine of stare decisis, a legacy of our English roots and the common law system that underpins our American judicial process. Literal translations are "to stand on the ...
Read More The US healthcare system is costing you $8000 more than it should. That’s because you – the consumer – are at the mercy of hospitals, insurers, doctors, device companies, ...
Read More Last month’s mystery virus in Wuhan, China has officially made its way to the United States. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), the first case of the new coronavirus ...
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Last week, CMS issued a decision to cover acupuncture for Medicare patients with chronic low back pain (cLBP) to some extent. You may recall that CMS previously issued a proposed decision to cover ...
Read More By: Bruce HamiltonThe North Carolina Industrial Commission recently published its 2019 Annual Report. In addition to the statistical overview of fiscal year 2018-2019, (61,776 workers’ compensation ...
Read More How To Set Up Your Own Bulk Workers’ Comp Claim Settlements
One of the major retailers published a news release concerning bulk Workers’ Comp claim settlements.
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NJ Governor Murphy has signed legislation to increase certain workers' compensation benefits and also require the appointment of a study commission to review and recommend changes to the State's workers' ...
Read More An intriguing decision of the Minnesota Supreme Court caught my attention recently. In November 2019, the Court decided Block v. Exterior Remodelers, Inc., A19-0584. The Court was asked to interpret a ...
Read More Manufacturing job are often thought of as dangerous places to work. That is not the case if the factory has a proper safety program in place. The creation of a safety program for a factory is not much ...
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