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Fallout Coming from Florida Supreme Court Workers' Comp Fee Case
The Florida Supreme Court recently ruled that the attorney fee provision in Florida's workers' compensation law was unconstitutional...
May 19, 2016
OSHA Rule discourages Blanket Post-Injury Drug Tests
The U.S. Occupational Safety and Health Administration’s final electronic recordkeeping rule takes a stance against blanket employer...
May 12, 2016
Managing Workers’Compensation Premiums Through Correct Employee Classification
For small businesses, workers’ compensation often can account for the largest share of their annual insurance premiums. However, for...
May 12, 2016
Cap on Attorney Fees ruled Unconstitutional - Workers Comp Rate Hike considered Likely
In ruling that Florida's mandatory cap on attorney fees is unconstitutional, the state Supreme Court has opened the door to higher claims...
May 8, 2016
Leaders indicate workers' comp will be tackled in 2017 session
Talk of a special session to deal with Florida’s workers' compensation insurance appears to be nothing more than that. Last week two...
May 5, 2016
Worker Intoxication Doesn't Exempt Employers from Reporting Injuries
Employers are not exempt from federal requirements to record workplace safety injuries and illnesses involving intoxicated workers, even...
May 5, 2016
Florida Supreme Court Workers' Comp Fee Ruling Signals Unease With Law
The Florida Supreme Court ruled for workers in an opinion that ensures they can hire lawyers when they battle their employers over injury...
May 2, 2016
OSHA Electronic Injury Reporting Rule Clears Final Hurdle
The White House has signed off on a controversial new regulatory rule that proposed to expand electronic recordkeeping requirements for...
May 2, 2016
Florida Supreme Court Strikes Down Workers’ Comp Attorney Fee Law
In a major victory for injured workers and stinging defeat for businesses, the Florida Supreme Court on Thursday struck down a law...
Apr 28, 2016
Florida Supreme Court Strikes Down Workers' Comp Fee Law
In a major victory for injured workers and stinging defeat for businesses, the Florida Supreme Court on Thursday struck down a law...
Apr 28, 2016
Updated: Florida Supreme Court Declines Jurisdiction in Challenge to Workers’ Comp System
The Florida Supreme Court has ruled that it does not have jurisdiction in a case brought by an injured nurse that challenged the...
Apr 28, 2016
Attorney Fee Ruling in Workers Comp Case Raises Questions
In the wake of a Florida appellate court ruling, workers compensation professionals in the state are pondering how to fairly compensate...
Apr 28, 2016
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