Conference Insights As AI becomes something that no organization can live without, how much do organizations need to be thinking about tech and how much should they turn their focus to what to do with […]
By Brandon Hornsby Wilson Depending on who you ask, artificial intelligence (“AI”) will either be the revolutionary technological advancement that will launch us into a utopia, or societies’ ultimate undoing. Regardless of which side one […]
September 2026 Three developments this month are worth tracking for every workers’ compensation pharmacy professional. Maryland’s first-ever workers’ comp pharmacy fee schedule is now overdue, and it replaces list prices with acquisition cost. The fight […]
A claim is not a collection of independent tasks. It evolves as medical reports, treatment updates, provider conversations, and claim notes change what matters next—sometimes in ways that aren't obvious when you view each detail […]
The Trained A-Eye A Florida attorney's filings in a divorce proceeding raised "red flags" of AI misuse, while other parts were "too unpolished" to have been machine generated. The court directed the attorney to show […]
The MedLegal Professor Technology Lab The EEE Responsible AI Standard. Educate. Empower. Elevate. By Nikki Mehrpoo Workers’ compensation is going back to school. Good. Because artificial intelligence has changed the claim, and the curriculum must […]
Conference Preview No one wants to see violence happen in the workplace, but all too often, it takes place. That's why an upcoming National Comp. session, Before the Breaking Point: An Integrated Framework for Workplace […]
The Trained A-Eye If you have any connection with workers' compensation, you know that AI is a fact of life, and the question has long moved from the "if" of implementation to the "when." But […]