Pharmacy benefit managers are offering something that’s not heard every day: high praise for the New York State Workers’ Compensation Board.
The good vibrations came about
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A wrongful termination complaint filed by a former investigator for the California Department of Industrial Relations is shining new light on the abrupt retirement of
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The field of workers’ comp insurers that are selling policies online directly to small businesses has just become more crowded, as Pie Insurance on Thursday
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Few computer users have gone long without some sort of glitch causing delays, do-overs or the pulling out of hair.
The New York State Workers’
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Although claim shops throughout California had the lowest amount of unpaid compensation since the Division of Workers’ Compensation started doing annual audits nearly two decades
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Misclassification bills dominate the workers’ comp slate for the 2019 session of the Indiana General Assembly, but the session is unlikely to produce any earth-shattering
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Is this the year that the Oklahoma Legislature tackles comprehensive repairs to its beleaguered workers’ compensation law?
Bob Burke
Judging by the
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One Call denies referring California injured workers only to chiropractors offering the biggest discounts, saying in court filings that it uses a “proprietary scoring system” to decide
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An appeals court decision that gives New Jersey medical providers much more time to dispute payments in the state workers’ comp system could lead to
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Three California Department of Industrial Relations workers received a fair hearing before they were fired for violating the agency’s prohibition on accepting gifts from vendors
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