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Each and every vendor makes a buck off workers' comp, and each and every one has an interest in maintaining the status quo.

Applicants' attorneys hope to usurp the medical decision making process in workers' comp and base it on litigation.

The problem with the Oklahoma Option decision isn't simply that the state Supreme Court reached the wrong conclusion.

Why is there so much variability among workers for severity and duration of disability, given similar injuries? Why do some get stuck during recovery?

Gene testing is showing promise as a tool to get the right medication at the right dose to each workers' compensation patient.

There are many precautions that employers can help employees take to avoid infection with the Zika virus.

The decision in Negron v. Progressive makes it more important to document workers' physical condition before any possible injury.

Workers' comp payers should move away from a compliance-oriented, adversarial style to an “advocacy” style of claims management.