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A bill introduced in the Florida House of Representatives on Tuesday would impose mandates on good faith discussions before a workers compensation petition can be filed and would require physicians to provide much more specificity on an injured workerâs treatment plan to insurers. Source: Business Insurance Facebook Twitter Google-plus
Documents obtained by 8 On Your Side show that a doctor hired by workers comp carrier Travelers Indemnity provided false information on an injured worker’s condition. Source: WFLA Facebook Twitter Google-plus
You are injured on the job. Your employer files a workers Source: Clearwater Workers’ Compensation Attorney | Tampa Injury Lawyer Facebook Twitter Google-plus
The appointment of two new Florida Supreme Court justices has galvanized the business community’s interest in tackling attorney fees in the workers’ compensation insurance system. Source: WJXT Facebook Twitter Google-plus
A new tax on fireworks is up for debate in the Montana Legislature. The money would help pay workers compensation for volunteer firefighters injured on the Source: Corin Cates-Carney Facebook Twitter Google-plus
Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez recently became the youngest woman ever elected to Congress and did so while espousing a political philosophy that she’s described as Democratic Socialism. But CNN … Source: The Inquisitr Facebook Twitter Google-plus
Almost four weeks into the Trump shutdown, it’s time to examine how this will affect workers’ comp. “…I am proud to shut down the government for border security…So I will take the mantle. I will be the one to shut it down. I’m not going to blame you for it.” Briefly, not much – if it …
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TALLAHASSEE — Minimum-wage workers will get a pay raise, businesses will get a break on insurance bills and a few new laws will take effect Tuesday Source: The Ledger Facebook Twitter Google-plus
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It has been over a year since Russell Tracy accidentally died on a construction site. Fire crews said he was working on sandblasting a pipe when he fell into a manhole and died on impact after a twenty-foot drop. Source: KTNV Facebook Twitter Google-plus