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Proposed Regs: E-Filing Panel Requests; More Litigation Faster! 10/06/2014
By: Gregory Grinberg
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The California Department of Workers’ Compensation has posted proposed regulations to get the ball rolling on replacing the live-person Medical Unit with an automated system that would take online submissions. Your humble blogger is all in favor of technology and progress, but let&r...Read More
 
 
Pharmaceuticals in the News 09/25/2014
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Alzheimer’s brings me to medication and litigation this morning. At first blush, the connection of Alzheimer's to workers’ compensation seems tenuous, but the connection comes back to pharmaceuticals, and everyone knows that from muscle relaxants and pain inhibitors ...Read More
 
 
Protesters should be Given a little more Time at CHSWC Meetings 08/21/2014
By: Julius Young
State: NA | Segment: Top | 0
On Aug. 13, the California Commission on Health and Safety and Workers’ Compensation (CHSWC) met in Oakland. If there was little policy drama in the policy presentations, other aspects of the meeting had drama. Apparently concerned that protesters or rowdy commenters would d...Read More
 
 
Patrick Harran and D.A. Reach Deal in Sheri Sangji Case 07/17/2014
By: Julie Ferguson
State: CA | Segment: Top | 0 | Popular with Legal
We've talked about the gruesome lab death of 23-year-old research assistant Sheri Sangji in a University of California, Los Angeles, science laboratory in ...Read More
 
 
Payment for Adaptive Housing and Transportation 06/11/2014
By: Teague Campbell
State: NC | Segment: | 0
Santos Tinajero was rendered quadriplegic after sustaining an admittedly compensable injury. His condition required 24-hour attendant care, and he was initially transferred to a rehabilitative center. Tinajero was subsequently transferred to an assisted living facility, which he contended was not a ...Read More
 
 
PDMPs: From Data Collection to Meaningful Action 05/16/2014
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There has been a lot of discussion regarding Prescription Drug Monitoring Programs lately and the steps that states (other than Missouri) are taking to implement programs and collect prescription data. This is a great step in the right direction and we at Prium believe that data collection is instru...Read More
 
 
Premium Audit Disputes and Collection Agency Warning 01/24/2014
By: James J. Moore
State: NA | Segment: | 0
Since the first of the year, we have received a large number of inquiries from employers with premium disputes. I am not sure if insurance carriers by contract can do this - but a large number of disputed bills are being forwarded to collection agencies for final collection. This seems to be an ever...Read More
 
 
Patient Handling: Another Big Log on the Health Care Fire 12/05/2013
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Musculoskeletal (MS) injuries to nurses and nursing aides have become an epidemic in America. At least, according to the American Society of Safety Engineers' (ASSE) recent "Safety Culture in Healthcare, The $13 Billion Case," a peer-reviewed feature in the October issue of "Professional Safety,...Read More
 
 
Pennsylvania's Workers' Comp 3rd-Party Dispute 10/25/2013
By: Gary L. Wickert
State: PA | Segment: | 0
If you think the recent Congressional civil war over cutting entitlements and spending, raising the debt ceiling (again) and funding ObamaCare was a melee, welcome to the ongoing dispute in Pennsylvania over whether a workers’ compensation carrier can initiate the filing of a third-party lawsu...Read More
 
 
Professional Mediation Institute Education Program 08/12/2013
By: Workers Compensation Institute
State: NA | Segment: | 0
Editor’s Note: The 68th annual Workers' Compensation Educational Conference (WCEC) will be held Aug. 18-21 at the Orlando World Center Marriott. This article is part of a series highlighting some of the upcoming sessions....Read More
 
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