The Appeals Board held oral arguments last week by videoconference on the topics of an employee’s proper impairment rating, an employer’s right to a medical examination, and whether a court ...
Read More The Code of Judicial Conduct is a intriguing construct. The mere reference in singular terms belies reality. There is no such "the." Around the country, there are a variety of such codes enacted by courts, ...
Read More Imagine a drug that will take you on a mystical experience where you can ride a dragon or touch the stars, but imagine the same drug can suffocate you under quicksand or imprison you in a sea of volcanic ...
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It’s been a while since we dove into the latest research on COVID. Here’s a summary of where things stand.
“Cures”
Today there are no “cures” for COVID19. More ...
Read More Simon Law Group, P.C. 720 Olive Street, Suite 1720, St. Louis, MO 63101 314-621-2828 MISSOURI WORKERS’ COMPENSATION CASE LAW UPDATE July 2020 – September 2020Fall Not Compensable Because Stairs Were Risk ...
Read More We make no bones about it; this is one of the stranger stories to be posted on the Alabama Workers’ Compensation Blawg. It wasrecently reported by WorkersCompensation.com that one of the world’s leading hip ...
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Workers Comp Markets – Hard or Soft May Not Matter
My brother asked me this question. Will the upcoming election affect the Workers Comp markets? He is a day trader of ...
Read More 2019 was not a good year for data breaches. In fact, research firm Risk Based Security called 2019 "the worst year on record" for breaches, with over 5,100 breaches in the first nine months of the year alone ...
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First, on Monday, new rules became effective that govern the appeals process for both interlocutory appeals and compensation order appeals. They are available here. The ...
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