A bonk to the head or a crack to the jaw were commonplace in old movies. Knocking a villain momentarily unconscious gave the hero just enough time to escape. Then suddenly, the villain would wake up no worse ...
Read More The majority of cases we get involved with are fairly straightforward. Someone hurts their back lifting a patient or a box, or they get carpal tunnel from typing too much. or they have their foot run over by ...
Read More COVID’s biggest impact on workers’ comp has not been from the disease, but rather from efforts to control its spread and the resulting impact on the economy.
35 workers’ comp insurers, ...
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The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA)
$11.5 million in grants available
OSHA is now accepting ...
Read More The Workers Compensation Rating System And Insurance Press – Different Timetables
The Workers Compensation Rating System was built as a delayed system. Why was that statement the first ...
Read More New terms are cropping up in the midst of this Coronavirus or COVID experience. One of the catchiest was used (apparently not originated) by a Hawaiian mayor referring to a "Florida Man" as a ...
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A medication error is defined as “any preventable event that may cause or lead to inappropriate medication use or patient harm while the medication is in the control of a health care professional, ...
Read More The Louisville Courier Journal (subscription) recently published A lawyer threatened to kill 2 other attorneys. Why did the Kentucky bar dismiss the case? The article raises some significant ...
Read More COVID-19 is impacting a wide range of sectors and businesses at different levels. The marine industry is one of many, as 90% of the non-bulk world trade cargo is carried in containers. So what does that ...
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