While some view medical marijuana as a potential way to reduce opioid use among injured workers, thereby lowering claim costs, others are concerned that providing
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New York doctors won’t get a cancellation fee if a deposition is canceled in a workers’ compensation case, but they will receive a little more
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Convicted fraudster Michael D. Drobot told a federal judge that he pocketed a $1 million cash advance from the sale of his assets instead using
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Virginia Del. Lee Carter, a self-professed Democratic socialist in a state still controlled by Republicans, has sponsored four workers' comp bills, some of which were inspired by
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If Florida’s new governor and legislative leaders are considering changes to workers’ compensation rules this year, as some have suggested, they may want to think
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The Texas Division of Workers’ Compensation has released its 2018 review of insurance carriers’ performance, showing that some have improved in key measurements while a
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The latest draft of drug formulary rules proposed by the New York State Workers’ Compensation Board promises to be the most intricate of any formulary
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Return-to-work programs for injured employees come in many forms and have been around for years, but the Tennessee Bureau of Workers’ Compensation may have come
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A Southern California attorney accused of paying kickbacks to providers who referred patients to get shockwave treatments from his company argues that charges should be
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Workers at barbecue restaurants are more likely to sustain lifting injuries than employees of other types of eateries, while cafe and coffee shop workers are
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