News Digest 10/31/2007
Maryland Fund Announces 2008 Rate Cut Following a 10-percent drop in injury claims during the past two years, Maryland’s Injured Workers’ Insurance Fund, a quasi-state workers’ comp insurance provider that …
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News Digest 10/29/2007
Return to Work Attempt Sabotages Injured EMT’s Benefits A Binghamton, N.Y., emergency medical technician and his fiancé face unchecked medical bills in connection with debilitating hip and back injuries he …
News Digest 10/5/2007
Reform a ‘Disaster’ Contend Some Injured Workers Workers’ compensation patients and their advocates visit the state capitol to urge Gov. Schwarzenegger to sign Senate Bill 936, which would increase benefits …
News Digest 9/17/2007
Injured Illegal Worker May Return to U.S. to Seek Benefits The Mexican Consulate in Boston is attempting to acquire a humanitarian visa for an illegal worker, who was deported after …
Slight Correction To Rate Flash
In our previous Flash Reports, we indicated that the cost increase associated with AB 338 (Coto), which will increase the number of weeks injured workers are able to collect temporary disability, would be 3 percent of total system costs. That was incorrect. According the bureau, this bill will only result in a small increase in …
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News Digest 8/30/2007
Functional Restoration Earns Respect It is not for all injured workers. What is Functional Restoration? When does it work? How, in light of a tough fee schedule, does it get …
News Digest 8/24/2007
California High Court Awards Benefits to Injured Deputy A lengthy legal battle between Stanislaus County and a former sheriff’s deputy has come to a close, as the California Supreme Court …
News Digest 7/30/2007
Q&A: Should Injured Worker Still Sue? A Los Angeles-area lawyer responds to a badly injured worker who is being encouraged to file a third-party claim for damages not covered by …