In May 2018, WorkCompCentral reported the Iowa Commission to Fine Parties to Last-Minute Work Comp Settlements. The story emanated from a publication and order of the Iowa Division of Workers' ...
Read More The wellbeing of our workforces is vitally important because it impacts both the top- and bottom-line performance of an organization. Programs that focus equally on the personal health of employees and their ...
Read More In Franco Signor's oversight of numerous MMSEA Section 111 programs nationwide, we frequently answer many questions from clients surrounding Ongoing Responsibility for Medical (ORM). The confusion is ...
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Recall that MSP Recovery LLC is an entity out of Miami, Florida that has been filing litigation and class actions nationwide on behalf of Medicare Advantage Plans (MAPs) against primary plans for the alleged ...
Read More WorkersCompensation.com President and CEO Bob Wilson's recent ruminations on subrogation in Texas remind me that subrogation is a frequently misunderstood part of the work comp system. The general ...
Read More Literacy is a topic that frequently garners attention. It is axiomatic that understanding how to read and write are important skills for members of a society. A quick Internet search will yield many analyses ...
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They say that unwanted tasks roll downhill. Some in the military have even waxed poetic on the point. As Ella Fitzgerald sang, "into each life some rain must fall," and that means we all get some tasks which ...
Read More The Sept. 11, 2001 attack on the Twin Towers of the World Trade Center blasted thousands of tons of asbestos into the air, exposing rescue, recovery and cleanup workers at "the Pile" and in Lower Manhattan ...
Read More Florida workers' compensation has recently seen various supreme court decisions. Perhaps 2016 was most noteworthy, with Castellanos and Westphal. These are seen as significantly impacting the ...
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