
Some 28 years after New Hampshire passed the nation’s first presumptive cancer bill, the state’s firefighters may finally be able to begin accessing workers’ comp
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Eight months after Texas regulators released a study showing no difference in outcomes for accredited versus non-accredited rehabilitation providers, an international accreditation group is taking
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California's automatic lien stay was born of a desire to impede on the constitutional right of providers to mount a meaningful defense to criminal charges,
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Advances in technology are helping catastrophically injured workers survive and live longer than in years past, while also adding to claim costs for the most severe
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The Ohio Board of Workers' Compensation is set to vote Thursday on another rebate for employers, this one the largest in 20 years. If the board
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The spinal surgery kickback scheme at Pacific Hospital of Long Beach was essentially a victimless crime in part because California’s workers’ compensation system has a
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Patriot National founder Steven Mariano must pay creditors $1.67 million for personal loans he defaulted on in 2016, a Broward County Circuit Court judge has
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A bitter personal dispute that spilled over into the halls of the Louisiana Legislature may have torpedoed a bill that aimed to ensure that guaranty associations
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The Riverside County District Attorney’s Office filed charges against a chiropractor accused of paying for patient referrals as part of a widespread capping scheme being
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The U.S. Food and Drug Administration is cracking down on drugmakers that refuse to provide samples of brand name products to competitors trying to develop
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Career Services at California Lutheran University presents the Career & Intern Expo 2026, which wi …

