With the wonder of snowfall come falls and not of the Niagara type. No, we’re talking about the bone breaking, tendon tearing, ligament loosening, and brain bruising kind of fall that happens when a ...
Read More We have a live chat feature on our site and a recent chatter stunned me. She was injured at work and her case was accepted. When she hired a lawyer she was receiving TTD benefits and those benefits never ...
Read More Given the upward trend in costs over the last 20 years, why have we seen a decrease in rates the last few years?
In workers’ compensation, the trends over the past few years have been ...
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Coworkers can be a challenge. Some time ago, I penned When it Stinks, addressing the workplace use of aromas. That train of thought returned to me when I read Why office noise bothers some people ...
Read More I found myself at 7:10 Friday morning driving east in light traffic, watching the building westbound traffic I would have to join once I completed my errand.
I was surprised to see an ...
Read More Ohio - A whistleblower has issued a claim against the Ohio Bureau of Workers’ Compensation (BWC) claiming the BWC is overpaying for workers’ compensation claims, and not to the benefit of ...
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On December 6, 2019, the Alabama Court of Civil Appeals released its opinion inJames Brooks v. Austal USA, LLC. The undisputed facts were that while the Complaint was filed prior to the expiration of ...
Read More Each year, as required by Section 1862(b) of the Social Security Act, Medicare must review their costs related to collecting conditional payments. If the cost of recovery is over the amount of the ...
Read More AARP has rather strange positions on drug prices and healthcare costs.
AARP positions itself as an advocate for seniors (and no, while I’m eligible, I’m not a member). The latest PR effort ...
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