In another rebuke to a famously outspoken workers' compensation judge, the South Carolina Supreme Court this week overturned her finding that a deafened claimant should
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A huge drop in price for one of the most commonly used drugs in workers’ compensation systems could result in big savings on Medicare set-asides
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It took three years and extensive lobbying by the Bar Association, but the Florida Legislature has finally granted the state's workers' compensation judges their first
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Workers' compensation attorneys in California don't agree on precisely what changes the state should make to its computer-based case management system, but many agree that it needs
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As states ramp up protections for front-line health care and public safety officers to combat the spread of COVID-19, also known as the coronavirus, Washington
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In an age of school shootings and an increase in assaults against teachers, Nebraska is poised to become one of first states to enhance workers'
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A family member of a worker who died of causes unrelated to his injury can continue receiving his wage-loss benefits, a New York appeals court
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Division of Workers’ Compensation officials said Friday they’re committed to overhauling California’s computer-based case management system that’s become a source of frustration since it was
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According to a new report from the Texas Department of Insurance, the rate of injured workers who have returned to their jobs within six months of
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BOSTON — New research shows that injured workers, particularly those with lost-time claims, are likely to die earlier than non-injured workers — the result of
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