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Application of CT versus MRI: A Basic Approach 07/29/2005
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The two primary cross-sectional anatomic imaging techniques used in radiology to evaluate injuries are CT and MRI. The mechanisms to show contrast are different for these two modalities, and therefore, they can demonstrate different and complimentary data. As such, each can be ideally suited for eva...Read More
 
 
Alien's Lost Wages Limited to Earnings in Native Land 07/17/2005
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ILLEGAL ALIEN'S LOST WAGES ARE LIMITED TO WHAT HE COULD HAVE EARNED IN HIS NATIVE COUNTRY Sanango v. 200 East 16 Street Housing Corporation, 15 A.D.3d 36, 788 N.Y.S.2d 314 (1st Dept 2004) Plaintiff, an "undocumented alien," brought this personal injury action again...Read More
 
 
A Summary of HB 7 06/05/2005
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The following is an edited reproduction of the Texas Workers' Compensation Commission synposis of House Bill 7, the reform measure signed into law the week of June 1 by Gov. Rick Perry, and effective as of September 1, 2005. Major provisions of the bill include the creation of a division of...Read More
 
 
Acceleration of the Major Contributing Cause Standard, 2 05/22/2005
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The following is the second in a two part article series that is an adaptation of a Florida State Bar approved continuing education course presented by attorney H George Kagan. The actual State Bar course outline has been formalized into a narrative article for the ease of reading purposes. This fir...Read More
 
 
An Employers' Nightmare, Part 1: Confessions of 'Bill' 05/22/2005
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By Brent Heurter The person I am writing about could very well be the next person who walks in your door, looking for a job at your company. He is a composite of employees and prospective employees I've encountered, both as an employer and as a workers' compensation solutions specialist. ...Read More
 
 
Acceleration of the Major Contributing Cause Standard 05/08/2005
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The following two part article series is an adaptation of a Florida State Bar approved continuing education course presented by attorney H George Kagan. The actual State Bar course outline has been formalized into a narrative article for the ease of reading purposes. This first part presents an over...Read More
 
 
An Open Letter to Comm'r Garamendi - What's Wrong 03/13/2005
State: CA | Segment: | 0
March 5, 2005 STATE OF CALIFORNIA DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE OFFICE OF THE INSURANCE COMMISSIONER LEGAL DIVISION 45 FREMONT STREET SAN FRANCISCO, CA 94105 ATTENTION: JOHN GARAMENDI, INSURANCE COMMISSIONER LARRY WHITE, COUNSEL FOR DEPARTMENT OF ...Read More
 
 
Academia Mania 02/13/2005
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by Thomas H. Gilmore, MS As many of you know, the Bureau for Private Postsecondary and Vocational Education (a.k.a. the BPPVE) has been in a state of flux for quite a while. They have had several changes in leadership over the past few years, lost 80% of their staff the last time they ...Read More
 
 
A Cure for the Fraud Virus 01/29/2005
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The following article, by Peter Rousmaniere, first appeared in the January 2005 issue of Risk & Insurance. It is republished here with the permission of publishers: Medical provider abuse and fraud usually involve repetitions of aggressive treatment and billing. Some providers risk jail tim...Read More
 
 
ACOEM is a Cost / Benefit Analysis 10/24/2004
State: CA | Segment: | 0
The American College of Occupational and Environmental Guidelines (ACOEM) continue to be a significant source of controversy and dialogue among work comp professionals, and in particular, the Guide's legal affect relative to treatment rights of injured workers.ACOEM, this month, released its...Read More
 
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