Georgia Workers’ Compensation Alert
The Georgia State Board of Workers’ Compensation recently revised several Board forms to reflect the increase to the maximum weekly compensation rates
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Georgia Increases its Maximum Compensation Rates and Extends Medical Benefits Beyond the 400-Week Cap
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New Premises Liability Law in Mississippi
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MEDICAL SERVICES PROVIDER MANUAL PROPOSED CHANGES Effective April 1, 2019
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Sixth Circuit Holds Tennessee Cap on Punitive Damages to be Unconstitutional
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2019 Maximum Weekly Compensation Rate
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NC Industrial Commission Amends Filing and Contact Information Requirements
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GA Court of Appeals Issues Clearer Bright-Line Rule for the Scheduled Break Exception Frett v. State Farm Employee Workers’ Compensation
Read OnLegal Alert: OSHA Reverses Itself on Post-Incident Drug Testing and Safety Incentive Programs
OSHA released a Memorandum on October 16, 2018 revising its prior guidance on post-incident drug testing and safety incentive programs.
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SCWCC Filing Fee Increase Filing fee will increase to $50.00 beginning August 1, 2018.
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New Supreme Court Decision on Punitive Damages in UIM Cases GEICO v. Poole
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Changes to Uninsured Penalties under NC Gen. Stat. § 97-94
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