It is that time of year again. For the eleventh year, the Florida Office of Judges of Compensation Claims (OJCC) joins with the Workers' Compensation Section of The Florida Bar to collect your perceptions ...
Read More There is a humorous series of videos featuring a character named Dan Doofus. His behavior and choices illustrate points relative to fire safety for the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA). ...
Read More Just what are the predictions? It was beautiful weather last week in Boston as I visited for the WCRI Annual Conference. A whirlwind trip in which I spent 28 short hours on the ground in Boston. I had ...
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I have been reflecting on progress, technology, evolving employment models, and the future of both employment and workers' compensation. On March 23, I will participate on a panel discussing these at the ...
Read More The U.S. District Court for the Southern District of Texas has issued an opinion in ongoing litigation by Aetna and Humana, both Medicare Advantage Plans (MAPs), against a Plaintiff law firm that represented ...
Read More A lot has been said about the maturing of workers’ compensation. The frequency of injuries will continue to decline by a faster rate than the increase in the workforce, resulting in an absolute ...
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When many people think about natural disasters, their first thought is the devastating property damage that is extremely visible and highlighted by the media. However, the impact of natural disasters ...
Read More This was the title of an actual motion filed in Tennessee (an admittedly eye-catcher title). Motions are the appropriate way to seek relief in most adjudication systems. A few systems eschew the ...
Read More Recent posts have focused on outcomes from the 2018 Florida legislative session. The passage of CS/CS/HB 227 is discussed in I'm Just a Bill - PTSD in Florida. The reform regarding opioids and the ...
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