
The Texas Workers' Compensation Conference was canceled this year due to the pandemic, but regulators already are seeking presenters for the 2021 conference, set for
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A Louisiana appellate court upheld an award of benefits, penalties and attorney fees to a worker for dehydration and heat exhaustion on a construction project.
Case:
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All pharmacy benefits managers in Virginia will soon have to be licensed, and the Bureau of Insurance is now accepting applications.
The bureau announced last
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The North Carolina Industrial Commission posted notice that communications meant for the chief deputy commissioner should be addressed to Tamara Nance, the acting chief deputy
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An Alabama doctor is the latest person charged in a long-running compound medicine and kickback scheme, federal prosecutors said.
Dr. Michelle Martine Jackson, 53, who
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The Supreme Court of Tennessee’s Special Workers’ Compensation Appeals Panel ruled that a worker is entitled to attorney fees for the work her lawyer performed on
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Florida-based SUNZ Insurance has added two new top employees to its team, the company announced.
Alicia Christiansen
SUNZ has hired Paul Marks
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Steve Nichols, well known in the Texas workers' compensation arena, has teamed up with a Canadian firm to help businesses navigate regulatory and legislative issues.
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The Tennessee Court of Appeals revived a dispute for unpaid premiums between an insurance carrier and a roofing company due to the company’s use of
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The Texas Division of Workers' Compensation is accepting public comments on proposed changes to its travel reimbursement form.
The update to Form 048 should help
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