The U.S. Department of Labor ordered a California business aviation provider to pay $958,000 in back wages and associated costs to a former employee who
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The Oregon Legislature passed a bill that would limit recovery of overpayments, extend the time period during which providers can retroactively authorize temporary disability benefits and
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The Montana Workers’ Compensation Court asserted jurisdiction over a worker’s alleged claim of injury but rejected his claim the state did not have a duly
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The Oregon Court of Appeals rejected a worker’s challenge to the fee award he received after partially prevailing on the denial of his claim.
Case:
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The Colorado Division of Workers’ Compensation announced that app-based interventions are now covered by its medical fee schedule.
An app-based intervention is a web or
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The Nevada Workers’ Compensation Section announced that it revised its medical fee schedule to increase reimbursement rates that were inadvertently too low.
“There was an
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The Montana Workers’ Compensation Court ruled that a worker was entitled to a recalculation of her benefit rate based on her average earnings for more
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The Industrial Commission of Arizona’s Medical Resource Office announced that it will host training webinars on treatment guidelines and fee schedules in March and April.
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Washington lawmakers on Tuesday voted to send Gov. Jay Inslee a bill that would require wages for former inmates to be calculated based on what
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The Workers’ Compensation Insurance Rating Bureau of California on Monday submitted a proposed Sept. 1 regulatory filing that includes a provision that would start including
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