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Court Rules Social Security Offset Not Barred by Time

  • 02/26/11
  • Republished with permission from Jon L. Gelman
A NJ Court of Appeals has ruled that the reverse-offset permitted under Federal law was allowed to be asserted by an insurance carrier years after an original workers' compensation judgment was entered. Even ...
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The Presumption of Intoxication, continued.

  • 02/26/11
  • Republished with permission from Texas Workers Compensation Law Blog
 In a previous post, I gave an overview of the problem with the state of the workers' compensation law in Texas--that it prevents people from recovery, even when their injury had nothing to do with ...
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Using the Forbidden Words-Texas Workers Compensation

  • 02/26/11
  • Republished with permission from Jon L. Gelman
The Texas Workers Compensation Agency has sent a cease-and-desist letter to to the author of the Texas Workers Compensation Law Blog requesting that he stop using the term(s), "Texas Workers Compensation" in ...
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Pulmonary Disease Linked to World Trade Center Disaster

  • 02/25/11
  • Republished with permission from Jon L. Gelman
Image via WikipediaA study, recently published reveals that sarcoid like granulomatous pulmonary disease is present among the WTC responders. More than 20,000 responders have been examined through the World ...
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Social Security Disability Offset and Workers Compensation

  • 02/24/11
  • Republished with permission from ReduceYourWorkersComp.com
When an employee is seriously injured and receives a disability rating that classifies the employee as permanently and totally disabled, the employee can be eligible to receive both workers compensation ...
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Shooting Blanks Can Be Deadly For Employer and All Bystanders

  • 02/24/11
  • Republished with permission from ReduceYourWorkersComp.com
Nearly all problems on a workers comp claim are traceable to the first report of injury (FROI). The first report (C-2 in NY) is one of two or three documents starting a claim. Other forms are the ...
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Safety Not As Important as Operations a Cause of Most Costly British Industrial Disaster

  • 02/24/11
  • Republished with permission from ReduceYourWorkersComp.com
Fundamental safety management failings were the root cause of Britain's most costly industrial disaster, a new publication reveals. The report into the explosion and five-day fire at the Buncefield ...
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Zadroga Health Fund: Utility Workers Suffer Increased Anxiety

  • 02/24/11
  • Republished with permission from Jon L. Gelman
A recent study reveals that utility workers who were deployed at the World Trade Center (WTC) disaster site on 9/11 have an increased level of post traumatic stress disorders (PTSD) and depression. The study ...
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Zadroga Benefits for Utility Workers at World Trade Center Disaster Site For Anxiety

  • 02/24/11
  • Republished with permission from Jon L. Gelman
A recent study reveals that utility workers who were deployed at the World Trade Center (WTC) disaster site on 9/11 have an increased level of post traumatic stress disorders (PTSD) and depression. The study ...
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