Workers’ compensation insurance pays lost wages and medical benefits to employees who develop work-related injuries or illnesses, regardless of fault.
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Opinion - When it comes to medical privacy, injured workers have it worse than prisoners
Despite over 2.5 million job-related injuries and illnesses annually and the proliferation of patient medical information as ...
Workers’ compensation insurance provides cash payments and medical benefits for employees after work-related injuries or illnesses.
A recently published National Bureau of Economic Research working paper, titled “Unresolved Conflict in Workers’ Compensation: The Impact of Legal Representation on Workers’ Compensation Benefits,” ...
Emerging pressures in states like California, New York, Massachusetts, and Illinois are indicating the start of a new cycle ...
In Wegmans Food Markets v. Cole—a case in which my law firm represented the injured worker—the Pennsylvania Commonwealth Court returned to long-established precedent when articulating the level to ...
Right after setting her out-of-office email on October 1, one furloughed US Department of Agriculture worker filed for unemployment benefits to help her pay for food, rent and other necessities during ...
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