Case File When an Ohio worker failed to appear for a light-duty position, did it spell the end of his quest for TTD compensation? Simply Research subscribers have access to the full text of the […]

Glossary Check Determining whether someone is covered or not by workers' compensation law sometimes comes down to whether that someone is an "employee" for legal purposes. Thanks to Simply Research, that information is readily available. […]

Compliance Corner The defenses available under Maryland's workers' compensation law include those for when a worker does something deliberate to cause an injury or shows up to work under the influence. Thanks to Simply Research, […]

Glossary Check Depending on the circumstances, a make-or-break component in a workers' compensation claim can be whether the injured person in question was an "employee" under the state's workers' compensation law. As Simply Research subscribers […]

Glossary Check Is it possible to "fix" an injured worker? According to workers' compensation law in the State of Washington -- as Simply Research subscribers know -- in a manner of speaking, yes. Here's how […]

Glossary Check How well do you know the lingo when it comes to workers' compensation terminology in New Mexico? That's something Simply Research puts at subscribers' fingertips, but we highlight the key words here. Act […]

Glossary Check If you were in the Volunteer State, and you had to define "case management" or "case manager" for workers' compensation purposes, could you do it? With Simply Research, you could. But we have […]

Glossary Check How sharp is your terminology when it comes to telehealth in Minnesota? Not to worry because thanks to Simply Research, we have you covered. Distant Site "Distant site" means a site at which […]