One of the longest-running dramas in Iowa's workers' compensation world began 10 years ago when Terry Branstad was elected governor on a pro-business, socially conservative
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During the previous decade, California became the poster child for declining opioid use, even as millions of Americans struggled to kick the often deadly addiction.
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Most states' workers' compensation laws now require that generic versions of medications be used when possible, a way of shaving costs for insurers and employers.
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The practice is well known in the world of commercial construction: A labor broker supplies dozens of workers to a job site, claiming to have workers'
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A Workers’ Compensation Insurance Rating Bureau committee on Thursday approved a regulatory filing that would create a new classification for California clerical workers who telecommute.
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State legislatures considering laws that would give employers immunity from COVID-19 lawsuits brought by workers are overlooking the fact that such protection already exists, said
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A federal judge in California has ruled against four defendants who allegedly stole trade secrets from a medical supply company after she upheld an injunction
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Florida insurers, self-insurers and local governments have denied about half of workers' compensation claims for COVID-19, a denial rate that may be significantly higher than
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The Colorado Senate Finance Committee narrowly passed a rebuttable COVID-19 presumption bill that would cover essential workers who contract the virus over the next two
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The Texas Division of Workers' Compensation late last week restarted some types of in-person medical exams, sending a cheer through a comp community that has
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