On September 20, 2018 the Workers' Compensation Hot Seat hosted by Bob Wilson welcomed Dr. Christopher Brigham and Allen Pierce, Esquire. It was a lively discussion of the implications of ...
Read More What is the scope and purpose of the Florida Office of Judges of Compensation Claims (OJCC)? In a nutshell, this agency delivers process to those impacted by workplace injuries, the employees and employers. ...
Read More Private sector employers and their employees are continually challenged to manage health benefits and other non-occupational benefits. These benefits are unevenly distributed within the American workforce. ...
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On October 10, 2018, the annual CompLaude program will include the People's Choice presentations. That is only 22 days away, which is a bit disconcerting (more on that in a moment). These are approximately 6 ...
Read More The news recently reminded me about rights in this country. I was reading the BBC News on September 3, 2018 and came across "Malaysia Women Caned for Attempting to have Lesbian Sex." The article ...
Read More In July, Fox News reported that some Americans are not renewing their health insurance. Purportedly, about one million have made that election, after learning that the taxpayers would not ...
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In May, WorkCompCentral reported Court Reinstates Denial of PTD Award for Worker With Opioid Addiction. In Borkovec v. Dish Network, Case No. 17-0743 (Iowa Ct. App., May 2016), the issue of opioid ...
Read More In 2017, I penned the Litigation Privilege. It is an overview of the privilege that applies to statements and comments in litigation. It is similar to the privilege that applies to debates in ...
Read More There has been a lot of excitement about the 6th Edition of the American Medical Associations' Guide to Permanent Impairment. The story is not new. Rumblings about the implementation of the 6th Edition, ...
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