Billing disputes involving alleged contractual discounts or reductions from California's fee schedule rates would be eligible for administrative review under amendments to a bill introduced in
… Read more »A California lawmaker is proposing that the Division of Workers' Compensation create templates for medical-legal communications and reports.
Assemblymember Greg Wallis
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… Read more »Hawaii’s Intermediate Court of Appeals overturned an award of fees to the attorneys for an injured hotel worker, finding that the Department of Labor and
… Read more »The Kentucky Court of Appeals ruled that the state Workers’ Compensation Board lacked jurisdiction to review a subrogation agreement among an employer, its carrier and
… Read more »A New York appellate court ruled that the owners of a property were entitled to summary judgment dismissing a worker’s Labor Law and negligence claims
… Read more »The West Virginia Supreme Court upheld a denial of benefits for a worker’s alleged shoulder injury, finding he failed to prove a new injury as
… Read more »The Maryland Appellate Court ruled that a worker waited too long to apply for a modification of his temporary total disability award and that his
… Read more »Attorneys representing injured workers in New Mexico are in for a raise in June after the governor signed a bill to increase fees by more
… Read more »The West Virginia Supreme Court upheld a determination that a worker was not entitled to additional permanent partial disability benefits for his occupational pneumoconiosis.
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… Read more »The Oregon Workers’ Compensation Division updated the cost-to-charge ratios used to calculate reimbursement owed to hospitals for treating injured workers on or after April 1.
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