By William Anthony An increasingly common medical-management issue in workers’ compensation cases arises when treatment of an ...
WHAT: NCCI releases the latest financial results report – both updated results for 2025 and an early look at 2026. At NCCI’s Annual Insights Symposium (AIS) in May 2026, NCCI presented the State of ...
WHAT:NCCI's latest article examines the background of insurance responses to terrorism, provides an overview of the Terrorism Risk Insurance Program (TRIP), and reviews the program's current ...
By George S. Azadian The return-to-work plan looks settled. The employee has a start date, a supervisor has received the ...
Checklist Charlie Coverage and policy[ ] Confirm coverage is required in each state based on employee locations and applicable exemptions.[ ] Verify states are appropriately listed or endorsed on the ...
Founder, CEO, JBK, and author of Be Your Own VC How Routine Workers' Comp Claims Turn into Runaway Costs When a claim crosses an adjuster’s desk on a normal Tuesday, it usually looks routine. A ...
When an injured worker continues to experience pain despite treatment, there may be more going on beneath the surface. Fear of movement, behavioral avoidance, and nervous system sensitization can all ...
State Offices Administrative Law Judge Amy Young - Cape Girardeau Office3102 Blattner, Suite 101 Cape Girardeau 63703Phone:Fax:Email: Administrative Law Judge Angie Heffner - Kansas City1410 Genessee ...
State Offices Administrative Law Judge (Hearings) Phoenix800 W. Washington Street Phoenix 85007Phone: 602-542-5241Fax: 602-542-4135Email: Administrative Law Judge (Hearings) Tucson2675 E. Broadway ...
State Offices Adjudication - Email Address Phone:Fax:Email: Phyllis.Miles@Arkansas.gov Adjudication - Email Address Phone:Fax:Email: Sandra.Nichols@Arkansas.gov ...
When you put the United States Postal Service (USPS) under the microscope, not only do you learn about Newman’s disdain for the mail, but you also get a great case study for high-risk self-insureds in ...
A longstanding provision of Florida's Workers' Compensation Law directs that an injured employee has a "free, full, and absolute choice" of which "pharmacy or pharmacist" fills and dispenses ...
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