How Do Fee Schedule Changes Affect Physician Payments?
Physician payments are the largest category of medical expenditures for workers compensation (WC) claims, comprising approximately 40% of medical ...
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Gary Davis, Executive Director of the Southern Association of Workers’ Compensation Administrators (SAWCA), is now partnering with the Office of Workers’ Compensation to produce the ...
Read More The California Court of Appeal, 1st District has now issued an opinion certified for publication in an important apportionment case, City of Petaluma V. WCAB (Aaron Lindh) (see text of the decision ...
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In today’s information age, data is everywhere. We’re inundated with it. But gathering data is just one piece of a much larger puzzle. Data isn’t very useful if nothing is done with it. ...
Read More Today when I turned on my computer to start the day, I was alerted by LinkedIn that a good friend and client was celebrating 11 years with her employer. I remember when she first took that ...
Read More RAND has posted its draft report on Medical -Legal reporting in California workers’ compensation.
The report, authored by RAND researcher Barbara Wynn, titled “California Workers’ ...
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With sore feet, a pocket full of business cards, and an envelope stuffed with receipts, the work comp world is headed home.
My main takeaway from the NWCDC conference – Yin and Yang, black and ...
Read More One of the most significant cases to be decided by the Appellate Division with respect to subrogation rights was issued on December 4, 2018 in New Jersey Transit Corporation v. Sanchez, A-0761-17T3 ...
Read More Just six years ago, former Governor Chris Christie signed into law a bill which vested exclusive jurisdiction within the Division of Workers’ Compensation over any disputed medical charge arising from ...
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