
Interest in physical and mental wellness programs for first responders is surging, and some say the continued expansion of workers’ comp presumptions could add fuel
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A group of Alabama attorneys who spent the better part of 2018 hashing out changes to the state's imperiled workers' compensation system may have thought
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Washington state has fired back against a lawsuit claiming the state unfairly discriminated against the U.S. Department of Energy by enacting a law to create
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By this time next week, Florida's new governor should have a list of names to choose from to replace Robert Cohen, the chief judge and
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After seeing good results from the workers’ compensation drug formulary and physician dispensing restrictions in Texas, some say legislation that would allow widespread doctor dispensing
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As any high school economics class will explain, more competition in the marketplace is supposed to lead to lower prices.
The Airline Deregulation Act of
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OAKLAND, Calif. — California’s workers’ compensation system has enjoyed a prolonged period of relative stability, but the tides may be changing.
Alex Swedlow
Tidal
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A Maryland law firm has agreed to pay the federal government $250,000 to settle claims that it failed to reimburse Medicare for treatment provided to
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Perhaps heeding the warning signs posted next door in Alabama, the Georgia Senate wasted little time this year in passing a bill that would raise
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Some Texas counties may be steering injured first responders away from the workers' compensation system, then firing them before they have recovered enough to return
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Career Services at California Lutheran University presents the Career & Intern Expo 2026, which wi …

