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New employees are disproportionately likely to sustain an injury on the job, so extra care and attention during their first year on the job can produce an outsized impact.
Remote access to care could revolutionize workers’ comp case management and patient care.
A unique program is giving Wash. employers serious motivation to keep injured workers on the job.
Employer argues that parking lot injury occurred during a “personal mission.”
A round-up of key workers’ comp decisions from around the country.
A whopping 88 percent of long-haul truckers report having one or more risk factors for chronic disease.
Despite reforms, the Illinois medical fee schedule remains problematic.
A fired employee exacts revenge on his employer, battering not only bodies but also coverage limits.
Workers’ comp claims from undocumented workers shape employer responsibility.
Contrary to criticism, workers’ comp legislative reform is working for payers and employees alike.
Evidence suggests worker may have died of a heart attack before fatal work-related crash.
Questions linger about whether workplace exposure is responsible for high incidence of cancer and birth defects.
A worker breaks his arm in a bar and becomes evasive in discussing his injury.
A look at the latest decisions impacting the industry.
Evidence shows aggressive care may improve injury outcomes.
Losses from business interruption and property damage to top $1.4 billion.
A round-up of key workers’ comp developments in three states.
Workplace bullying costs employers $4 billion annually, including workers’ comp costs.
A round-up of significant recent workers’ comp legal decisions from around the country.