In the realm of workers' compensation, the role of an injury coordinator is pivotal. This position …
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The Importance of Return-to-Work Programs
Return-to-Work (RTW) programs play a crucial role in the modern workplace, especially in light of …
Avoid 2 Common Pitfalls That Delay Care in Workers’ Compensation Claims
One of the most critical aspects of managing workers' compensation claims is ensuring that injured …
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Part 3: Permanent Total Disability – Other Defenses to Consider
Defending Permanent and Total Disability (PTD) cases presents many challenges for the claim …
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Part 2: Permanent Total Disability – Focus in On Job Search
Courts in many jurisdictions focus on the nature and extent of an employee’s job search before …
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Part 1: Permanent Total Disability in Workers’ Compensation: Now What?
Issues concerning permanent total disability (PTD) benefits are a significant cost driver in …
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Smart Hiring: How to Leverage DOT Standards for Workers’ Comp Success
In the realm of managing workers' compensation costs effectively, one critical error that companies …
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Attacks on Exclusive Remedy in Workers’ Compensation
The grand bargain of workers’ compensation has long been premised on the rights and …
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Metrics to Consider in Work Comp Litigation
Organizations in workers’ compensation are often drowning in data yet starving for meaning. I …
Tools & Tips to Manage Chronic Pain in Work Comp Claims
Dealing with claims involving chronic pain is a real pain in the butt – literally. These claims …
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Who Is Responsible for Your OSHA Data?
This post is one in a 3-part series: What Is Considered OSHA Recordable? How to Calculate …
How to Calculate OSHA Total Recordable Incident Rate (TRIR)
This post is one in a 3-part series: What Is Considered OSHA Recordable? How to Calculate …
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Enhance Return to Work with Stay At Work Programs
Return-to-Work (RTW) programs have long been a staple for companies aiming to reintegrate injured …
Build Bridges with Labor Unions to Reduce Work Comp Costs
Organized labor has been the backbone of the American workforce for nearly 100 years since the …
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What Is Considered OSHA Recordable?
Link to OSHA Recordable …
Best Practices to Avoid OSHA Penalties and Sanctions
The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) is a part of the workers’ compensation …
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4 Factors to Consider When Settling Workers’ Compensation Claims
There are many issues to consider when seeking to settle a workers’ compensation claim. These are …
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6 Ways to Get the Most From Medical Treatment Guidelines
A majority of states have some type of medical treatment guidelines in their workers’ compensation …
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Implementing an Effective Injury Triage Program to Reduce Work Comp Costs
Post injury triage offers countless opportunities to interested stakeholders seeking to reduce …
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Settling the Difficult Cases with Structured Settlements
Complex workers’ compensation cases require creative thinking. One tool that can help innovatively …
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