A few weeks ago, I highlighted A Comp Laude Overview and the efforts of WorkCompCentral to recognize service and excellence in workers' compensation. And I stressed that workers' compensation is a ...
Read More If you've attended my presentation entitled "#WordsMatter (and so do actions & attitudes)" - formerly known as "Injured Workers Are People Too" - you know it's a more philosophical "big picture" dialogue ...
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On a recent weekend morning, I passed a crew working on water system pipes in an enclosed space below the road surface. When the flagger signalled me forward, she was clearly in a work situation that was ...
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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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