On October 6, 2020, I attended my first in-person workers' compensation seminar in nine months. At the time, I blogged "we're back" and then admitted that was an overstatement but concluded we were ...
Read More The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services has released an updated Section 111 Model Language document dated March 10, 2021 (PDF version) for RREs to use as part of their efforts to obtain ...
Read More The global pandemic saw the UK’s Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency (MHRA) suspend its inspection program in January 2021. This decision was taken in line with government restrictions ...
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There are anniversaries that we do not always wish to celebrate. This is the case of the Notre-Dame de Paris fire. However, we cannot forget the exceptional mobilization of emergency services, nor the ...
Read More Violent, spree events are generally used to describe a person (or persons) committing violent events at multiple locations with no cooling-off period in-between. These can be highlighted in cases of arson ...
Read More The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services has released an updated Section 111 Model Language document dated March 10, 2021 (PDF version) for RREs to use as part of their efforts to obtain ...
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The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA)
President Biden nominates Doug Parker to lead OSHA
This month, President Biden nominated Doug Parker to be the new head of OSHA. Parker is currently ...
Read More All “discounts” are not bad.
Unfortunately in comments on and emails regarding an earlier post a few folks jumped to the opposite conclusion.
Let me explain. There are two ...
Read More Workers Comp Claims Pandemic Data – Running With 1/4 In The Tank
I recently brought this up in a Zoom(r) meeting. A potential client wanted me to assist in building a Workers Comp claims pandemic ...
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