When an injured worker continues to experience pain despite treatment, there may be more going on beneath the surface. Fear of movement, behavioral avoidance, and nervous system sensitization can all ...

By George S. Azadian The return-to-work plan looks settled. The employee has a start date, a supervisor has received the ...

Checklist Charlie Coverage and policy[ ] Confirm coverage is required in each state based on employee locations and applicable exemptions.[ ] Verify states are appropriately listed or endorsed on the ...

Founder, CEO, JBK, and author of Be Your Own VC How Routine Workers' Comp Claims Turn into Runaway Costs When a claim crosses an adjuster’s desk on a normal Tuesday, it usually looks routine. A ...

Discover how consolidated matter, invoice, budget, and benchmarking data helps claims and litigation leaders control costs and supports better claim outcomes. By capturing good data, claims leaders ...

Persaud, Esq. Partner, Swift Currie McGhee & Hiers, LLP Navigating a catastrophic claim can be daunting, challenging and ...

By Nicole Usher, Senior Director, Operations Workers’ compensation claims can slow quickly when an injured employee doesn’t have access to nearby specialty providers. In rural areas, a routine ...

By Brandon Hornsby Wilson Depending on who you ask, artificial intelligence (“AI”) will either be the revolutionary ...

Remember when Blockbuster was the latest and greatest thing? The blue-and-yellow sign. Friday night. Walking the New Releases wall with your family, negotiating over what to rent. If you wanted to ...

After receiving workers' compensation benefits (even if they weren't as much as she wanted) for injuries sustained in a workplace fall, a law professor was barred from pursuing a negligence action ...

Clay Clark has spent decades in civil litigation learning what happens when timing, strategy, and human behavior intersect. He is a partner with Clark, May, Price, Lawley & Paul, LLC in Birmingham, ...