A proposed rulemaking on “Miscellaneous Medicare Secondary Payer Clarifications and Updates” has been posted on the Office of Management and Budget website. The proposed rulemaking can be found ...
Read More Sandy Hook… Parkland… Las Vegas… Pittsburgh… incidents of mass carnage shock the country. Many workers are affected — first responders, school employees, venue staff. ...
Read More I made a new friend in Sacramento on November 8. During that initial conversation and in follow-up he reinforced for me a point I've been making for awhile ... everybody can do something. Because he's ...
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I made a new friend in Sacramento on November 8. During that initial conversation and in follow-up he reinforced for me a point I’ve been making for awhile…everybody can do something. Because ...
Read More WorkCompCentral reported on September 10, 2018 that "Trump Order Makes ALJ Appointments More Political." The article refers to the Executive Order Excepting Administrative Law Judges from the ...
Read More The two articles I want to highlight from this past week are both important subjects centered around emotions and health. The first article is about a link between depression and heart disease. The second ...
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Recently, workers' compensation prognosticator Peter Rousmaniere published The New Democratic House Likely to Confront Work Comp. He contends that workers' compensation will soon be "under the most ...
Read More In October, the Mississippi Court of Appeals published Emmanuel Ridge Community Services Inc. v. Loggins, --- So.3d ---; 2018 WL 4870914 (Miss. Ct. App. 2018)(NO. 2017-WC-01624-COA). It is a case ...
Read More This article was originally published on PainPathways.org by Dee Emmerson, TCC Writer.
The old ballad, “Home, Home on the Range” paints a picture of buffalo, deer and antelope roaming under ...
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