Oklahoma - On Tuesday, Oklahoma Governor, Kevin Stitt (R), signed into law HB 2367, the workers’ comp reform bill. Among the less notable measures in the bill is a requirement that the Workers’ ...
Read More The 2019 NBA finals were a disconcerting reminder of the dangers facing professional athletes.
Raptors and Warriors were falling down and crashing into each other again and again. Big guys. Guys like Marc ...
Read More Not a workers' compensation case, but interesting contract litigation in the Florida panhandle resulted in an interesting appellate decision in Tarantola v. Henghold, 254 So. 2d 1110 (Fla.1st DCA 2018). ...
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Sometimes tensions flare up between employees resulting in physical altercations with unexpected consequences. A case in point is Bhut v. Aluminum Shapes, No. A-4652-17T1, 2019 N.J. Super. Unpub. ...
Read More SB88 by Senator Luneau establishes a 45 day deadline to appeal decisions of the Medical Director as part of the LWC Form 1008 process. The bill passed the Legislature this Session and is on the ...
Read More One of the biggest challenges in risk management is the concept of things “probable” versus things “possible.” Traditional risk management has focused more on the probable, using ...
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With CMS (Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services) penalties on the horizon, we’ve been exploring how RREs (Responsible Reporting Entities) can be proactive in avoiding fines. We covered timely ...
Read More It’s Research Roundup time.
Here’s my quick takeaways on new research – and how it affects you.
WCRI on the interaction of health insurance and workers’ comp
Bogdan Savych PhD ...
Read More Regulatory Roundup is a weekly compilation of employee wellness and safety news. You can read the full article by clicking the titles below.
The Occupational Safety and Health Administration ...
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