Workplace bullying has been a hot topic since the release of the Continue reading >>

Ever tried home-based employment?  Claims which have a year or more of lost time have a very small likelihood of resolving and are likely to hit the statutory limits of indemnity and medical costs.  Some analysts think over h ...

Each week I'll be blogging about recent, interesting workers' compensation cases ...

Each week I'll be blogging about recent, interesting workers' compensation cases ...

In what appears to be a case of first impression, the Erie County Supreme Court has declined to apply the equitable considerations outlined in the United States Supreme Court Medicaid-lien case Create an account or login to post comments. | Comments (0)

Delaware is one of several states that have implemented wellness and prevention programs.  State employee wellness programs are often launched as pilots for broader health initiatives and as examples of best practices that it is hoped the private ...

If you don't recognize the acronym "GFM," never fear.  I'm not sure it's a common term, but it's one we've been using around our office lately.

1. OCR Forms Mandatory

This is a preview of some recent noteworthy panel decisions issued by the Califo ...

An Illinois construction worker was working light duty following a legitimate work injury when he was fired for writing religious graffiti on a store room shelf.  In a case of first impression, the Appellate Court considered the entitlement of a w ...

The ultimate key to the success of the organization's new employee safety indoctrination effort is management's sincere interest in and commitment to the safety and health of its employees - both short term and long term.  With this in mind, what ...

Here's a roundup of cases to be covered in the upcoming November 2008 issue of Cali ...

Texas Court of Appeals Third District at Austin reverses the trial court's judgment in the stop loss exception proceeding and establishes that provider (hospital) must demonstrate that audited charges exceed $40,000.00 and that services provided are un ...

Recent Texas Appeals Panel Decisions (November 24, 2008)

In 1988 or thereabouts, I received a telephone call from a claims manager at an insurance company that was well known to me but for which I had never done any work.  Because they were looking for new counsel due to the death of very able former co ...