
What must have seemed like a done deal and a long-awaited victory for firefighters is now bogged down in the swampy world of south Florida
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For many injured workers who have suffered an upper-limb amputation, a body-powered prosthesis will become their “go-to” prosthesis rather than a fancier myoelectric device, a
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Just as federal and state court cases in other states are chugging along toward conclusion, the Tennessee Bureau of Workers' Compensation surprised stakeholders this month
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The fallout from two of the largest insurance carrier insolvencies in recent Florida history continues and will likely result in higher assessments on workers' compensation
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Administrators of medical networks in California would find it more difficult to squeeze profits out of providers, under a bill passed out of committee last
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While marijuana is increasingly being viewed as an alternative to opioids for pain patients, new research suggests the interplay between opioids and pot can be
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New York comp watchers have hinted for months that lawmakers were preparing legislation that would revamp the workers' compensation system and fix a number of
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A report on California’s independent bill review program found seven in 10 cases result in providers being owed more money, but some believe insurers are
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First responders want almost all known cancers to be considered compensable. Municipalities for years have been happy to limit the list to three cancers, as
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A Sacramento-area neurosurgeon has been charged with workers’ compensation fraud, medical insurance fraud and grand theft after allegedly submitting more than $500,000 in fraudulent claims to
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Career Services at California Lutheran University presents the Career & Intern Expo 2026, which wi …

