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Study shows that insomnia responsible for costly errors and accidents on the job
It’s well-known that people who suffer insomnia have more health issues overall, but now studies show that they have a …
Read MoreMeningitis outbreak could be of concern to workers with injured backs
It’s not terribly uncommon for workers with back injuries to receive steroid injections for relief as part of their treatment …
Read MoreGeorgia Supreme Court busts tie in Court of Appeals case
The Georgia Supreme Court recently weighed in on a tied Court of Appeals workers’ compensation case, and their findings could …
Read MoreGeorgia Governor announces plan for teen driving commission
National studies show that people between the ages of 15 and 19 are the the highest risk group of all …
Read MoreOne way evolving technology keeps up with injured workers’ needs
More and more we are hearing the phrase, “There’s an app for that.” If you have a need, you are …
Read MoreProgressive Insurance refuses to pay a dead girl’s claim and sets off a social media firestorm
Never has it been clearer that people are fed up with the lack of humanity in big business than it …
Read MoreGoogle’s “driverless” car is safer and less accident-prone than you are!
Several movies have depicted a driverless car as an everyday convenience that we’ll experience in the future. Remember Johnny Cab …
Read MoreChicago workers’ compensation case not so cut and dry for widow seeking restitution
In an interesting case from Illinois, workers’ compensation was found as an exclusive remedy for the widow of a man …
Read MoreSouth Carolina limits workers’ compensation benefits for law enforcment
The South Carolina Supreme Court may have forgotten one important detail when they handed down recent decision regarding workers’ comp …
Read MoreProposed changes to workers’ compensation insurance for military contractors could save taxpayers a bundle
“There is absolutely no reason American taxpayers should be lining the pockets of private insurance companies.” That’s the opinion of …
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