Tallahassee, FL (WorkersCompensation.com) - In a typical workers’ compensation claim, the burden of proving that the injury was work-related lies with the claimant. For Florida firefighters who are ...
Read More (WorkersCompensation.com) - For more than 20 years, the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) has been the law of the land. The voluminous act contains many provisions not relevant to ...
Read More (WorkersCompensation.com) - Overexertion and same-level falls remain the top two causes of U.S. employers' workers’ compensation payouts, according to an annual study by Liberty Mutual ...
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Rousmaniere: Immigration and the Bob/Scarlett Test
The Trump administration’s crack down on immigration has arrived as swiftly as promised. On its fourth business day, the administration ...
Read More Report Finds 48 NC Workers Were Killed on the Job in 2016
48 laborers were killed on the job in North Carolina last year, 44 male deaths and 4 female deaths. That's the highest it's been in six ...
Read More Peter Rousmaniere Joins WorkersCompensation.com as Columnist
Noted workers’ compensation columnist Peter Rousmaniere will become a regular contributor to the ...
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CT Restaurant Ceases Operations After a Stop-Work Order
Los Emperios Restaurant out of West Hartford, CT was closed over the weekend, after a big red sign labeled a state stop-work order and ...
Read More John Ruser and WCRI: Let’s Keep The Dialogue Alive (1/27, FRIDAY EDITION)
As the Workers’ Compensation Research Institute (WCRI) enters its 34th year and prepares for its annual ...
Read More John Ruser and WCRI: Let’s Keep The Dialogue Alive
As the Workers’ Compensation Research Institute (WCRI) enters its 34th year and prepares for its annual conference in ...
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