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What Does ‘Occupational Diseases’ Mean in Idaho?

What Does ‘Occupational Diseases’ Mean in Idaho?
Mass. Top Court Sides with MIIF, Green Lights COLA Reimbursements

Mass. Top Court Sides with MIIF, Green Lights COLA Reimbursements
Was Truck Driver ‘Found Dead’ in Cab ‘In Course Of’ Employment?

Was Truck Driver ‘Found Dead’ in Cab ‘In Course Of’ Employment?
$18 Million for Bad Clothes? American Airlines Flight Attendants win ‘Toxic Uniform’ Lawsuit

$18 Million for Bad Clothes? American Airlines Flight Attendants win ‘Toxic Uniform’ Lawsuit
8 Return to Work Strategies for Nurse Case Managers

8 Return to Work Strategies for Nurse Case Managers
Mass. ‘Run-Off’ Insurers May Collect 2nd Injury Reimbursements

Mass. ‘Run-Off’ Insurers May Collect 2nd Injury Reimbursements
Wage Subsidies in Washington

Wage Subsidies in Washington
Firefighters Shot, Killed in Idaho Ambush

Firefighters Shot, Killed in Idaho Ambush
Failure to Report Earnings from Online Business Scuttles Letter Carrier’s Workers’ Comp Benefits

Failure to Report Earnings from Online Business Scuttles Letter Carrier’s Workers’ Comp Benefits
Was Applying to 24 jobs, Entering College, a ‘Reasonable’ Attempt to Get Work?

Was Applying to 24 jobs, Entering College, a ‘Reasonable’ Attempt to Get Work?
Could Estate of Worker Killed in Zirconium Conflagration Sue for Negligence?

Could Estate of Worker Killed in Zirconium Conflagration Sue for Negligence?
How does Minnesota Define Terms Related to Vocational Rehabilitation?

How does Minnesota Define Terms Related to Vocational Rehabilitation?
Labor Advocates Push for Worker Heat Protections

Labor Advocates Push for Worker Heat Protections
Can a Retired Employee be a ‘Qualified Individual’ Under ADA? SCOTUS Weighs In

Can a Retired Employee be a ‘Qualified Individual’ Under ADA? SCOTUS Weighs In
Airport Worker Among Employees Attacked on Job

Airport Worker Among Employees Attacked on Job
‘Virtual Certainty’ Equals ‘Actual Knowledge’ in Wash. for Latent Injury Diseases

‘Virtual Certainty’ Equals ‘Actual Knowledge’ in Wash. for Latent Injury Diseases
Worker Killed by Filing Cabinet, One of Many Killed on Job Recently

Worker Killed by Filing Cabinet, One of Many Killed on Job Recently
N.J. Turnpike Worker’s Death didn’t Result from ‘Willful Violations’

N.J. Turnpike Worker’s Death didn’t Result from ‘Willful Violations’
‘Intentional Wrongs’ in New Jersey

‘Intentional Wrongs’ in New Jersey
Postal Workers Attacked by Dogs, Humans

Postal Workers Attacked by Dogs, Humans
Not Showing up to New Post Sinks N.Y. Teacher’s Claim

Not Showing up to New Post Sinks N.Y. Teacher’s Claim
Lowe’s Worker on Forklift Shot by Coworker

Lowe’s Worker on Forklift Shot by Coworker
What are the Penalties Against Employers for Nonpayment in Illinois?

What are the Penalties Against Employers for Nonpayment in Illinois?
Specific Incident Injuries in Arkansas

Specific Incident Injuries in Arkansas
American Workers Rank #1 for Using Profanity in Online Business Communications  

American Workers Rank #1 for Using Profanity in Online Business Communications  
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How 6 Minutes Could Have Saved $58,000 

Introduction In California’s Workers’ Compensation system, each page submitted to a Qualified Medical Evaluator (QME) carries a fixed financial weight. Under the state’s Medical-Legal Payment and Reimbursement Rules (MLPRR), providers are entitled to $3 per […]
NCCI Court Case Update — Florida, Texas, West Virginia

Florida—Requirement to Seek Initial Relief Within the Workers Compensation System On June 13, 2025, the District Court of Appeal of Florida, Fifth District, in Steak 'N Shake, Inc. v. Spears, ruled that an employee may not […]
Strategies for Managing Asthma and Smoke Inhalation Injuries

By: Cameron Hannum, Pharm.D., Sr. Clinical Account Pharmacist, Enlyte Asthma is a common chronic respiratory disease that leads to difficulty breathing due to the presence of inflammation and bronchoconstriction. It’s often triggered by allergens, irritants […]
Good Humans Doing Good Things in Our Industry: Lainey Haynes

Speaking with Lainey Haynes, Workers’ Compensation Representative at Saia Inc. Hearing the Perspective from an Employer in a Workers’ Compensation Claim "Communication leads to community, that is, to understanding, intimacy and mutual valuing." - Rollo May […]
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    Kids’ Chance of America names Chris Letsos as chief executive officer

    TAMPA, Fla. (June 17, 2025)—Chris Letsos has been named as Kids’ Chance of America’s first full-time chief executive officer, marking a major milestone in the national nonprofit’s growth and development. He will begin his new role […]
    WorkCompCollege.com and Workplace Health Magazine Partner to Launch WC DOCWISE 

    LAKEWOOD RANCH, FL - June 10, 2025: WorkCompCollege.com, the leading online education platform for workers' compensation professionals, and Workplace Health Magazine, the trusted bi-annual publication for workplace wellness and safety, today announced the launch of […]
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    Kindness in Motion 5k

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    77th Annual SAWCA Convention

    SAWCA invites you to participate in  2025 Comp Talks at the 77th Annual Convention

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    Subway Worker Shot over Order Error

    Spring Lake, NC (WorkersCompensation.com) – New details are emerging after a 15-year-old Subway employee was shot over a messed-up order earlier this month. The attack is one of several on foodservice and hospitality workers, officials […]
    Crew Members, Military Trainees Feared Dead in Crash over Potomac

    Washington, DC (WorkersCompensation.com) – Four crew members and three military members were thought to be among the dead in the first airplane crash in America in more than two decades. American Eagle Flight No. 5342, operated […]
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    Tips & Tricks Are you looking to see if Simply Research is even useful to you? This quick overview could help. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6-_yKE1koto
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    Tips & Tricks If you're looking for full text decisions, we have them on Simply Research https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TicuTBR6tVw
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    Update for Monday 8/5 during Hurricane/Trop. Storm Debbie. Our operations are located in Florida however, our servers are located out of state and we don't anticipate any issues today accessing services. Our support team personnel […]
    What’s in the Legal Library on Simply Research?

    Tips & Tricks Do you know about our 50-state legal library? Check it out https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r08gexylKaM&t=32s
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