The Florida Division of Workers' Compensation has corrected a typographical error in proposed rules governing medical reimbursement disputes.
The division on Tuesday published the change
… Read more »The Arkansas Court of Appeals revived a nurse’s claim for benefits, finding she had presented objective medical evidence of an injury.
Case: Melius v. Chapel
… Read more »The founder of a Texas-based company that promotes itself as an alternative to workers’ compensation has announced his retirement.
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… Read more »Effective this week, health care providers and pharmacy processing agents can request medical fee dispute resolutions via email, the Texas Division of Workers' Compensation said.
… Read more »A Missouri appellate court clarified the Labor and Industrial Relations Commission’s jurisdiction to rule on issues of estoppel and found that a widow was not
… Read more »The Louisiana Workforce Commission plans to update the workers' compensation reimbursement for nurse anesthetists, in keeping with Medicare's codes and modifiers.
In a notice published
… Read more »The Arkansas Supreme Court ruled that a state circuit court had no authority to issue a declaratory judgment for claims that fell within the jurisdiction
… Read more »The Kentucky Supreme Court ruled that the date of an award controls the determination of interest owed on unpaid benefits and that the entire amount
… Read more »The West Virginia Senate on Friday approved a bill that would create a multi-part test to determine if a worker can be deemed an independent
… Read more »Some West Virginia lawmakers are hoping this is the year they finally overhaul the state's appellate court system, a plan that would include a new
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