There are two maxims in workers’ compensation that appear on their face to be contradictory. The first is that the employer takes employees as the employer finds them. The second is that ...
Read More Over the years I’ve been amazed about the loosey goosey approach many attorneys have towards the QME process.
Not sending medical records to the QME at all, sending too many medical records, sending ...
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Workers’ compensation benefits as a share of payroll declined in 2016, continuing a five-year trend, while employer costs as a share of payroll fell for the third straight year, according to ...
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H&W New York Workers' Compensation Defense Newsletter View this email in your browser H&W New York Workers' Compensation Defense Newsletter Vol. 3, Issue 4 Board Releases Revised ...
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In a seventeen-page opinion rendered October 19th, the First Circuit Court of Appeals decided the Barber case, which has been stewing for several years and sought permanent ...
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"It takes a village — from the providers to the insurance to the work employer and everything — it just takes a lot of people working in concert." - Tom
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Read More Written by: Melissa WoodardWith prescription drug and opioid addiction on the rise in America and an estimated 20 million Americans in need of treatment for drug or alcohol addiction, the prevalence of drug ...
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