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Young: Which Bills Failed? 09/09/2022
By: Julius Young
State: CA | Segment: Top | 0
In the next few weeks, Gov. Gavin Newsom will likely sign a raft of workers’ comp bills that were passed by the California Legislature. More on that in posts to come. ...Read More
 
 

Paduda: Work Comp Pharmacy Week, Part 2 09/08/2022
By: Joe Paduda
State: NA | Segment: Top | 0
Wednesday, we kicked off workers’ comp pharmacy week with a quick review of the latest findings from the Workers Compensation Resea...Read More
 
 

Paduda: Work Comp Pharmacy Week 09/07/2022
By: Joe Paduda
State: NA | Segment: Top | 1
There’s been a lot of news around work comp pharmacy of late. Time to dive into what’s happening, why, and the implications thereof. ...Read More
 
 

Moore: Workers' Comp LinkedIn Gripes, Plus One Secret 09/06/2022
By: James Moore
State: NA | Segment: Top | 0
I first noticed LinkedIn changing when Microsoft purchased it in 2016 for $26.2 billion cash. ...Read More
 
 

Bailey: Why Law Firms Should Use Technology to Expedite Workers' Comp Claims 09/01/2022
By: Jerrod Bailey
State: NA | Segment: Top | 0
Like health care and government, the legal industry suffers from too much paperwork. Reliance on snail mail, faxes and other antiquated methods insulates litigation from many of today's cyber threats but increases lawyer workload and reduces client participation. This holds true in worke...Read More
 
 

Paduda: On Chronic Pain and Opioids, State Fund Is Getting It Done 09/02/2022
By: Joe Paduda
State: CA | Segment: Top | 0
California’s State Compensation Insurance Fund has made impressive progress in the quest to reduce inappropriate opioid use, progress that has undoubtedly saved countless lives, helping thousands of workers regain their livelihoods while protecting their families. ...Read More
 
 

Burk: A Guide to Interrogatories and Their Importance in the Workers' Compensation Practice 08/31/2022
By: Maura Burk
State: NJ | Segment: Top | 0
Under NJAC 12:235-3.8, interrogatories are allowed in the following types of cases without motion (meaning, neither party is required to file a motion for leave to serve interrogatories with the court): dependency cases (see NJAC 12:235-3.8(a)), re-opener cases (see ...Read More
 
 

Grinberg: WCAB Allows Applicant to Self-Administer Over Defense Objections 08/30/2022
By: Gregory Grinberg
State: CA | Segment: Top | 0
Imagine you’re in a particular situation: Applicant wants to compromise and release a claim, and neither you nor the applicant can know with certainty what the cost of lifetime medical care will be. Pretty common, right? ...Read More
 
 

Moore: Why I Skip the Subject of Comp Fraud 08/29/2022
By: James Moore
State: NA | Segment: Top | 0
I am sometimes asked during presentations, at conferences or just in general conversations why I rarely cover workers' comp fraud in the 2,000 articles on this website, but I have covered fraud in a few instances over the last 15 years. ...Read More
 
 

Kwong and Mendoza: Steps to Prevent and Combat Poorly Written Med-Legal Reports 08/26/2022
By: Joanna Kwong and Jesse Mendoza
State: CA | Segment: Top | 1
The Workers' Compensation Appeals Board must ground its decisions in substantial evidence. We practitioners must review medical-legal reports and any doctor’s depositions to ensure the medical record, when read as a whole, constitutes substantial evidence. ...Read More
 
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