Workers' Compensation News
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Analyzing Self-Insurance as an Option, Part 1
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03/31/2002
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State: FL | Segment: | 288 | 0
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With workers' compensation insurance premiums rising at a record pace, many employers are reviewing alternate methods to finance their workers' compensation programs. One method is self-insurance. Workers' compensation has several unique aspects that lend itself to self-insurance:
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Apportionment Under LC 4633 - Part 2
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03/30/2002
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State: CA | Segment: | 371 | 0
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In Part One on the specific topic of apportionment under LC 4663, CA DWC Regional Manager Mark Kahn discussed the general principles underlying the theories of apportionment under that section. This article will explore applic...Read More
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Apportionment Under LC 4633 - Part 1
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03/17/2002
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State: CA | Segment: | 823 | 0
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In the first article of this series, CA DWC Regional Manager Mark Kahn discussed apportionment principles generally. The next few articles in this series will discuss the more technical elements in detail.L.C. 4663 provides for apportionment to a disease process existing prior to the compens...Read More
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Apportionment Generally
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02/18/2002
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State: CA | Segment: | 573 | 0 | Popular with Legal
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By Mark Kahn[Ed. Note: This is the first in a lengthy series where Mark Kahn explains in detail the technical aspects of apportionment.] The employer is responsible only for that portion of an injured employee...Read More
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Attorneys Can Permit Paralegals to Appear at WCAB
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02/11/2002
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State: CA | Segment: | 618 | 0
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Because the Labor Code provides that non-attorneys may represent injured workers before the WCAB, attorneys do violate any Rule of Professional Conduct in permitting a paralegal to appear at hearings so long as there is informed consent by the client.
The State Bar of California...Read More
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