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Studies of NFL players, plus last Tuesday's votes in nine states, suggest marijuana will be a big issue in workers' comp soon. Here's how to prepare.

Painful misunderstandings arise over what general liability policies actually cover and what risks they simply won’t mitigate.

Culture (the idea that “We’ve always done it this way”) and not technology stands in the way of an automated process -- and a breakthrough.

Many injured workers are receiving "therapy on demand," which makes PT easily accessible at a cost comparable to that in clinics.

The benefits printout is the foundation of every workers' comp claim evaluation. Yet, claim expenditures often aren't examined.

If you are committed to foisting due process concerns onto existing workers' comp systems, you're probably just a lawyer looking for a payday.

Legislative efforts in California on return-to-work have largely been limited to the voucher, an at-best-meager training program.

Washington wants to federalize enough to increase benefits but not to be in charge of every wheel spinning every weekday at 9 a.m.