Pennsylvania business and insurance interests are hoping the state House of Representatives will take another stab at a hotly debated bill that would create a
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Nearly half of workers injured in California in 2013 and 2014 who reached chronic opioid status were completely weaned off the drugs within a two-year
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Long-term prescribing of opioids to workers with low-back injuries led to temporary disability durations that were more than three times the length of disability among
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New York's workers' compensation system in 2017 appeared to have added a bit of oil to the machine, with increasingly timely payments by insurers, fewer
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Michael R. Drobot, the son of the former owner of Pacific Hospital of Long Beach, was sentenced to 41 months in federal prison for operating
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Even though Tennessee is among states that do not license insurance adjusters, the Bureau of Workers’ Compensation is developing a voluntary certification program for claims
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Almost half of the medical providers who have been kicked out of California’s workers’ compensation system under a new fraud-fighting law were never charged with fraud.
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After a marathon battle in New York last session that ended with significant workers’ comp reforms sought by labor and business, the dozen or so
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Florida lawmakers this year approved benefits for first responders who suffer from PTSD, but other changes to the state's workers' compensation system — long sought by
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Sending a “get well” card to an employee who has recently been injured is one step that can be used as part of an advocacy-based
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The Florida Office of Insurance Regulation (FLOIR) invites you to attend its premier Insurance Sum …
Apr 20-22, 2026
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