Industry Insights
| How to Give Deposition Testimony - Part 1 | 10/26/2002 | ||
| State: CA | Segment: | 0 | |||
| A deposition of the injured worker is often taken in contested workers' compensation claims. While it is an important event, there isn't any reason to be nervous about giving deposition testimony, however there are certain "rules" you should be aware of to ensure that your best testimony is recorded...Read More | |||
| How To Prevent Fraud at Work: An Employer's Guide | 09/15/2002 | ||
| State: CA | Segment: | 0 | |||
| There are some basic steps the employer can do to help prevent workers' comp fraud. Implementation of some or all of these tips will help: All accidents need to be investigated. Not only will an investigation assist in correcting any hazardous conditions that could have contributed to the...Read More | |||
| How To Prevent Fraud at Work: An Employer's Guide | 09/15/2002 | ||
| State: FL | Segment: | 0 | |||
| There are some basic steps the employer can do to help prevent workers' comp fraud. Implementation of some or all of these tips will help: All accidents need to be investigated. Not only will an investigation assist in correcting any hazardous conditions that could have contributed to the...Read More | |||
| Hegglin, Mihesuah & Morgan: Duplicate Disability | 09/02/2002 | ||
| State: CA | Segment: | 0 | Popular with Legal | |||
| In the case of a single injury causing disability to multiple parts of the body, the question is whether there are duplicating factors of disability. In the case of Hegglin v. WCAB, 36 CCC 93, (the Hegglin holding was rejected in the cases of Mihesuah and Morgan, see below), the injured worker fe...Read More | |||
