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Snyder: TAG a Structured Settlement Broker 10/17/2025
By: Teddy Snyder
State: CA | Segment: WEST | 0
I recently spoke at the Fall Educational Conference of the National Structured Settlement Trade Association. The topic was how structured settlement brokers can add value to mediation. I described three techniques you can remember using the acronym TAG. ...Read More
 
 

Snyder: New Medi-Cal Rules Can Affect Your Settlement 10/15/2025
By: Teddy Snyder
State: CA | Segment: WEST | 0
A pivotal issue in settlement discussions is how the claimant’s future medical needs will be addressed. Often, parties look to government programs to fill the gap between available settlement funds and the projected expenses. Negotiators need to be aware that Medi-Cal eligibility rules are ...Read More
 
 

Fish: Guarding Against PTSD Overdiagnosis 10/10/2025
By: Mike Fish
State: AL | Segment: SOUTH | 0
Post-traumatic stress disorder is one of the most frequently asserted mental health conditions we see in the workers’ compensation system. And while there’s no question that true PTSD can sometimes be debilitating, the reality is that the diagnosis is often overapplied in claims, not ...Read More
 
 

Montgomery: DWC's MPN List Disappears Yet Again 10/08/2025
By: Catherine Montgomery
State: CA | Segment: WEST | 0
Leave it to the California Division of Workers’ Compensation to fumble a relatively straightforward (but essential) task, over and over and over.  ...Read More
 
 

Ferguson: A Tribute to Thomas Chapman Lynch 10/06/2025
By: Julie Ferguson
State: MA | Segment: NORTH | 0
It’s been some time since I’ve made a post here on Workers' Comp Insider, but I am here both to bring sad news and to pay tribute. ...Read More
 
 

Gelman: Workers' Compensation Lien Secures Damages 10/03/2025
By: Jon L. Gelman
State: NJ | Segment: Top | 0
In a negligence action arising from a motor vehicle accident, a New Jersey court found that the defendants were 85% at fault, and the plaintiff, Antonio Lorenzo-Noda, was 15% at fault.  ...Read More
 
 

Paduda: Hot Stuff From WCRI 09/29/2025
By: Joe Paduda
State: NA | Segment: NATIONAL | 0
The brainiacs at the Workers Compensation Research Institute crammed more insights into a webinar than anyone could reasonably expect. ...Read More
 
 

Gelman: Trial Judge Deference Prevails 09/26/2025
By: Jon L. Gelman
State: NJ | Segment: NORTH | 0
Norberto Peralta, a window fabricator for 20 years, suffered a workplace injury in July 2020 while lifting an 80-pound window. His case wound through multiple hearings, as he required three cervical spine surgeries. ...Read More
 
 

Zachry: Injured Workers Aren't Always Lying 09/24/2025
By: Bill Zachry
State: CA | Segment: WEST | 1
As a claims examiner, when I was taking statements from injured workers, I used to believe that when they didn’t disclose previous accidents or surgeries, they were intentionally withholding information. ...Read More
 
 

Kamin: The Difference Between 'Sudden and Extraordinary' and 'Violent Act' Exceptions 09/22/2025
By: John P. Kamin
State: CA | Segment: WEST | 0
When analyzing psych claims, it’s common for even the most seasoned workers’ compensation professionals to mix up some of the most well-known exceptions to the rules. ...Read More
 
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