There are a variety of methodologies for financing government operations. Taxes can be collected, fees can be charged specifically to those who consume services, or certain market segments can be assessed. I ...
Read More Recently, in 2018 Fees and Settlements, this blog provided a brief history of Florida workers' compensation attorney fee evolution, 2018 aggregate claimant attorney fees, and an overview of the ...
Read More Massachusetts has come up with a provocative study about opioid-related deaths, in which the authors appear to be believe that physically hard, financially insecure work is an important contributor to ...
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Last week, the National Alliance of Medicare Set Aside Professionals (NAMSAP), through their Liability Medicare Set Aside (LMSA) Committee issued a special edition bulletin about LMSAs. The bulletin ...
Read More There has been an interest in attorney fees in Florida workers' compensation, seemingly as long as I can remember. My history in this industry certainly is not even close to that of some of our community ...
Read More Shark Week is a magical week; providing some of the most enthralling and illuminating insight into jaw-dropping actions of magnificent beings. As with previous years, Shark Week 2018 did not ...
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I was somewhat surprised recently to read the headline State says Massie campaign appears to lack workers’ comp insurance in the Boston Globe. Massie is seeking to be the Governor of ...
Read More Going back to 2008, Massachusetts thought it had resolved the thorny issue of who exactly is an independent contractor and who is an employee. The state has been guided by a directive from the MA Attorney ...
Read More A recent blog post regarding workplace injury caught my attention. It was titled Florida's Workers' Compensation Laws Fail Workers (originally published on prweb.com. This headline was ...
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