North Carolina legislators have taken final action on a limited package of workers’ compensation reforms (H. 99), assigning the more...
Monthly Archives: <span>August 2005</span>
The South Carolina Second Injury Fund for workers’ compensation has approved a record-breaking 98 percent annual increase in the Fund’s...
A Kentucky company that supplies temporary workers for underground coal mines has pleaded guilty in Letcher Circuit Court to a...
As students savor the last precious days of summer vacation, parents are out making the final run for school supplies....
Pennsylvania’s Department of Labor & Industry’s (L&I) Bureau of Workers’ Compensation compliance unit announced the prosecution of four employers for...
Five Florida physicians received the 2005 Florida CHOICE Awards for Workers’ Compensation, an honor granted to physicians who demonstrate excellence...
Weyerhaeuser and the company’s pulp and paper employees at Longview were recognized by the Washington State Department of Labor and...
AIA: Colo. Legislators Should Consider Viable Non-Auto Insurer Options for Added Trauma Care Funding
The American Insurance Association (AIA) is urging Colorado legislators to consider several viable non-auto insurance options for providing additional funding...
The U.S. Department of Homeland Security’s Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) has authorized the use of federal funds to help...
A major relocation of households, structures and a road in the Town of Gilboa, New York is credited with avoiding...