When employers pay more for medical care for injured workers, workers should experience better outcomes. Otherwise, the logical question becomes:...
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Law enforcement officers, prosecutors and private-sector fraud investigators say new technology and laws are needed to help prevent identity theft...
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The Securities and Exchange Commission said that the second-highest number of enforcement actions in agency history took place in fiscal...
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California-based Risk Management Solutions (RMS) updated its estimate for U.S. onshore and offshore insured losses from Hurricane Ike to $13...
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Federal officials fined an Alpha Natural Resources subsidiary more than $763,000 for repeated safety violations at a West Virginia coal...
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Louisiana State Police reported that due to the high numbers of uninsured drivers identified during recent insurance checkpoints conducted throughout...
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Federal aviation officials say tires on the doomed jet that crashed last month in South Carolina, killing four and injuring...
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Texas state officials are working to locate housing for 400 Hurricane Ike victims living in a Red Cross shelter scheduled...
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The Florida Supreme Court announced its final ruling in Murray v. Mariners Health/ACE USA, reinstating hourly attorneys’ fees in workers...
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A since-retired state appellate judge used his title and told lies and half-truths about injuries from a slow-speed fender-bender to...
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