A major mistake made by employers in handling workers’ compensation claims is the failure of the employer to build and maintain rapport with the injured employee. Wikipedia defines rapport as ...
Read More There’s a lot of bleating about the huge profits made by health insurers, with some – including too many who should know better – complaining loud and long. [Insurers and pharma netted ...
Read More I have previously written regarding board certification. See The Old Gray Mare She Ain't What She Used to Be. Back then, in 2012, there were 207 Florida Lawyers Board Certified in workers' ...
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A couple of years ago a potential client called me with a major injury case. It was in central Illinois and you don’t want a Chicago attorney for a downstate case, so I referred him to a great ...
Read More Pennsylvania - In the case Workers First Pharmacy v. Bureau of Workers’ Compensation Fee Review Hearing Office, the court found that an employer cannot avoid liability for workers’ comp ...
Read More In 2007, catastrophic flooding in the UK killed 13 people, saw 420,000 inhabitants left without drinking water and was estimated to have caused nearly £6 billion of damage. This disaster was the ...
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There are various reasonably famous quotes on humor. The title of this post is a quote attributed over the years to Ella Willcox, and listed by at least one as a common idiom. There have been various takes ...
Read More For a relatively small industry, there sure are a ton of conferences.
From WCRI to NCCI to AASCIF to CSIA to CLM to PRIMA to NWCDC to SIIA to WCI360 to RIMS to AFERM to the ExecuSummit and dozens of other ...
Read More Every self-insured employer has to contend with the occasional workers’ compensation claim the employer feels is of questionable validity. The urge is often to ‘fight fire with fire.’ ...
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