Problems with the national workers' compensation system are addressed in today guest post authored by David DePaola and shared from ht...

Today's post was shared by The New York Times and comes from www.nytimes.com Court settlements are by nature compromises, and...

The complexity of assessing liability in a latent occupational disease claim, Such as asbestos related disease, is challenging. Today...

Class actions have been a major vehicle to creating safer workplace in the past. It is imperative that the people have their day in cou...

Today's post was shared by Linda Reinstein and comes from www.asbestosdiseaseawareness.org Earlier this year, Ronald Motley ...

Today's post was shared from philly.com. New software was designed to modernize the process of filing claims. Instead, the opposite ha...

Flavorings and fragrances have ben a perennial problem in the workplace. They have created and contributed to occupational exposures and d...

Today's post was shared by Linda Reinstein and comes from www.publicintegrity.org More than 50 countries have banned asbesto...

The maximum NJ Workers' Compensation is proposed to rise to $843.00 per week in 2014.  The rate is based upon the State's Average ...

Distracted driving doesn't get better by the use of hands free technology. Today's post was shared by Mother Jones and comes fr...

In the calcuation of wages and rates of benefits, most state workers' compensation programs incoporate tips. Elimination of tips, wo...

The last year of an injured worker's life is probably the most expensive for medical costs. Usually such expenses account for 50% of l...

Today's post was shared by WCBlog and comes from www.nytimes.com AMARRIA JOHNSON, who attended first grade at Hopkins Elemen...