This blog occasionally departs from the workers' compensation specific and focuses upon the law. Other times, it narrows the focus to those we entrust with the law. Recent Examples are The New Miranda ...
Read More The U.S. Department of Labor’s Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) has cited Hackensack Meridian Health Residential Care Inc. OSHA issued two serious citations and one ...
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OSHA announces COVID-19-related citations
OSHA recently issued citations to several companies across the U.S. for failing to protect workers from ...
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Hard Workers Comp Markets – Two of the Reasons Not Discussed That Often
The hard workers comp markets usually occur when the suppliers (carriers) cut the supply of insurance to (demand) employers. I ...
Read More Loss Cost Decrease Question From Newsletter Reader
A newsletter reader recently asked this question after reading that their state recommended a Workers Comp Loss Cost decrease recently.
If ...
Read More At the beginning of 2020, many people were grateful for their health. However, unless they were experiencing a specific issue, thinking about their health was not top of mind. A Harris ...
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The COVID-19 boulder, full of facts, lies, information, misinformation, disinformation, and just plain delusional thinking keeps rolling back down the mountain. Try as we might, it’s certainly ...
Read More In a normal world, your treating doctor stating that you need treatment would be enough to get it approved as long as you were injured at work. That’s not how Illinois workers’ compensation law ...
Read More LEAD STORY
Last week a federal judge in New York struck down a significant portion of the U.S. Department of Labor (DOL) joint employer rule, which had narrowed the situations in which multiple ...
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