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Isn’t pain level important when evaluating a workers’ compensation claim? One state says “no.”
The North Dakota State Legislature is considering a bill that could dramatically alter how pain and its relation to pre-existing …
Read MoreBack injuries are nothing to mess with….and neither is actress Sharon Stone!
Sharon Stone is apparently in need of sensitivity training and maybe a house manager so that she can be hands-off …
Read MoreHow workers’ compensation insurers manipulate data to raise premiums!
In New York state, there is a discussion going on regarding workers’ compensation and the high cost of doing business in New …
Read MoreWhere did our workers’ compensation laws originate?
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Read MoreIf I’m receiving workers’ comp benefits in Georgia, can I still work?
In 2004, Garry McBee injured his right shoulder on the job. At the time, he was working for Blue Ribbon …
Read MoreGeorgia’s cracking down on businesses who shuck their duty to provide workers’ compensation coverage for employees.
The state of Georgia requires most employers with three or more full-time, part-time or seasonal employees to offer workers’ comp …
Read MoreDo workers stand to lose if employers are allowed to opt out of workers’ comp?
Workers’ compensation reform hasn’t just been a hot button issue here in Georgia. Other states are wrestling with change in their …
Read MoreOverhaul the Georgia Workers’ Compensation system? No, no, no. No.
There was much talk last year of overhauling the Georgia workers’ compensation system. Some interests planned (and perhaps still plan) …
Read MoreWorkers’ Compensation fraud means we all hemorrhage dollars.
If you were to hear the phrase ‘workers’ compensation fraud’, what would it bring to mind? It seems that most …
Read MoreCan my social media use somehow become part of my workers’ compensation case?
Where worker’s compensation cases are concerned, insurance company attorneys will look for information about a Plaintiff wherever they can. Well, …
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