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Christine Baker Addresses the Employers 07/26/2011
State: CA | Segment: | 0 | Popular with Medical
By Julius YoungBoxer & GersonAs yesterday's post noted, Workerscompzone is at Disneyland, site of the premier employer-side conference on California workers' comp.Many readers may be interested in the keynote address given by Christine Baker, director of the...Read More
 
 
Conference: Portable Devices are Increasing WC Costs 06/23/2011
State: NA | Segment: | 0
By Zachary SacksSacks & ZolonzLast month, employers and risk managers from across North America gathered in Vancouver, British Columbia for the annual Risk and Insurance Management Society meeting. Interestingly, one of the most discussed topics at the conference had to do with...Read More
 
 
Can a JCC Dismiss a PFB if Claimant Fails to Pay Order to Tax Costs? 05/03/2011
By: Michael Rabinowitz
State: FL | Segment: | 0
By Michael RabinowitzBanker Lopez GasslerIf you read this blog regularly, you know my mission to determine whether an employer/carrier's right to tax costs against Claimant is “toothless.” There have been cases where the 1st District Court of Appeals affirmed the ri...Read More
 
 
Can we Get a Mulligan on this One? 04/29/2011
By: Eugene Keefe
State: IL | Segment: | 0
By Eugene KeefeKeefe, Campbell & Associates As Larry the Cable Guy says, you can't write this stuff the name of the ruling is Mulligan v. Illinois Workers' Compensation Commission. If you don't know what a "Mulligan" is; in golf parlance, it is a "do-over" wit...Read More
 
 
Cancer-Stricken Cop Fighting Manhattan Beach 04/01/2011
State: CA | Segment: | 0
By Zachary H. SacksSacks & ZolonzA previous workers' compensation defense post discussed how the city of Manhattan Beach, California, was involved in a controversial dispute with a city police officer over work comp payments. Specifically, the dispute concerned whether the ...Read More
 
 
Can Correcting Government WC Mismanagement Be a Litmus Test? 03/17/2011
By: Eugene Keefe
State: IL | Segment: | 0
By Eugene KeefeKeefe Campbell & AssociatesWe heard a fascinating speech by Chicago Mayor-elect Rahm Emanuel in which he posited the theory that government workers should be more efficient or at least as efficient as private workers providing the same services to taxpayers at co...Read More
 
 
CHSWC Focuses on Steamlining Benefit Notices 02/23/2011
State: CA | Segment: | 0
By Peggy SugarmanGrancell Lebovitz Stander Reubens and Thomas As the California Division of Workers' Compensation completed a revision to the Medical Provider Network benefit notices and other posting requirements, the Commission on Health & Safety & Workers’...Read More
 
 
Court Reverses WCAB Award for 24-Hour Nursing Care 02/03/2011
State: CA | Segment: | 0
By Richard M. "Jake" JacobsmeyerShaw, Jacobsmeyer, Crain & ClaffeyThe California 2nd District Court of Appeals has provided us with some guidance, not a lot but a little, on what is becoming a thorny issue in many workers’ compensation cases that of attendant care expense...Read More
 
 
Captives for Workers' Comp: One Overlooked Area 02/02/2011
State: NA | Segment: | 0
By James J. Moore J&L Risk Management Consultants Over the last four years, captive insurance arrangements have become more prevalent in our business. That is not to say that captives have not existed in Workers Compensation markets for very long. I had come across th...Read More
 
 
Call out the Clans: Suggestions on the Agreed-Bill Process 01/25/2011
By: Eugene Keefe
State: IL | Segment: | 0
By Eugene KeefeKeefe Campbell & AssociatesIn the view of the Illinois workers' compensation community, we are riding a somewhat sudden and unexpected wave of reform. Here are some thoughts on how to best proceed until this wave breaks. Most observers viewed...Read More
 
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