Workers Comp Matters cover art

All Episodes

Workers Comp Matters — 167 episodes

#
Title
1

Challenging the Way We Think About “Exclusive Remedy”.

2

Collateral Damage: The Federal Workers’ Injury Comp Risk in a Government Shutdown

3

Exploding Glue and Mermaid Dresses: When Workers’ Comp Gets Weird

4

Leveraging Tech and AI (With a Compassion) in Workers’ Comp Management

5

The “Magellans” Navigating Workers’ Comp Care: Nursing Case Managers

6

Workplace Mental Health: Employee/Employer Perspectives Can Differ.

7

“Many ills may strike, but one must answer.” Medical Causation Standards in Workers' Compensation Claims

8

Workers’ Comp, Politics, and the Economy: A Concerning Mix

9

A Teacher Injured in a School Shooting: When Is the School Responsible?

10

When You’re Hot, You’re Hot: The Impact of Heat on Workplace Injuries

11

First Responders and Workers’ Comp, Understanding Workplace Injuries and PTSD

12

Exclusive Remedy: The “Great Bargain” (and the Exceptions)

13

When Undocumented Immigrants Are Hurt at Work

14

More “Strange but True” Workers’ Comp Cases (and What They Teach Us)

15

Sprain? Strain? Subluxation? Medical Insights That Can Help Attorneys.

16

Enhancing Your Argument With Storytelling

17

AI May Be Big, But Nothing Replaces People In Workers’ Comp Claims

18

Brain Strain: Workplace Psychological Injury Compensation

19

New Study Asks if Having a Lawyer Boosts Workers Comp Payments

20

VA Disability Claims: An Often Overlooked Benefit Source

21

50 Years In Workers’ Comp: Alan Pierce’s Observations and Reflections

22

Using AI To Help Both Sides, Adjusters And Injured Workers

23

A New Approach to Workers’ Comp: Being Nice?

24

Alternative Medicine and Workers’ Comp Coverage: A Puzzle.

25

New Insights: How A Worker’s Mental State Influences Injury Recovery

26

The “Multi-Tentacled Monster:” Repetitive Stress Claims

27

Think You Know Workers’ Comp? The Times, They Are A Changing!

28

When Things Get Weird, Volume 2: Unusual Cases of Workers’ Comp

29

Fighting The “HIPAA Police,” Accessing Your Client’s Medical Records

30

Long COVID And Workers’ Comp, A Deep Dive Into A Real Issue

31

What Is A Workplace Injury When Your Home Is Your Workplace?

32

How A New Documentary Movie, “Americonned,” Relates To Workers’ Comp

33

“For Every Wrong, A Remedy?” When A Workplace Event Harms A Family

34

The “F-Word” In Workers’ Comp: Fraud. Not Always The Employer?

35

Support That Goes Beyond Lawyers and Doctors: Kind Souls Foundation Lends An Ear

36

Medical Marijuana, Your Client, And Who Pays

37

When A Worker Is Injured, So Is The Family: Helping Children Move Forward.

38

Back To School: Learning To Focus On “Recovery,” Not “Claims”

39

Settle Down: How Settlements Work in Workers’ Comp Cases

40

Urgent Need: Serving First Responders With PTSD

41

When Things Get Weird: Fascinating Cases, Different Jurisdictions

42

Longshoremen and Workers’ Comp Act — Coverage, Benefits and Compensation

43

Embrace Your Inner Matlock: “Acting” In The Courtroom

44

A Playbook for Tackling Workers’ Comp in Professional Sports

45

Workers’ Comp Medical Fee Schedules: What You Need To Know

46

Has the “Great Bargain” Worked? Well … It’s Complicated

47

50 Years After a Review of Workplace Protections, Time for Another Look?

48

Workers’ Comp and COVID: An American Failure

49

Immigrant Workers and Their Rights, Documented or Not

50

Rebuttable Presumption of Intoxication: Workers’ Comp and Marijuana

51

Workers’ Comp Attorneys, Protecting Our Rights

52

Revisiting the History of Workers’ Compensation with John F. Burton, Jr.

53

All Aboard: Maritime and Defense Base Claims

54

“Do The Right Thing,” A 9/11 Hero To The End

55

“Law’s Finest Hour,” Tort Lawyers and 9/11

56

“A Patriotic Obligation”: Kenneth Feinberg and the 9/11 Fund

57

WWE Smackdown- Are Professional Wrestlers Employees?

58

The “Going and Coming” Rule and the “Level Floor” Doctrine

59

Workers Comp Matters : Who Pays When Company Outings Lead to Injury?

60

Workers Comp Matters : Extraordinary Courage in the Face of Injustice

61

Workers Comp Matters : How Voc Rehab Helps Injured Workers Recover on the Job Front

62

Presumptions in the Age of Covid-19

63

The Future of Work: Utopia or Dystopia?

64

The Year that Was in Workers Comp

65

Want to Improve Performance? Take a Break

66

Up in the Air: When Uniforms are Toxic

67

Legislative Primer: What Lawyers Can Do to Push for Worker-Friendly Laws

68

Are Foreign Governments Responsible for Worker Safety in the US?

69

Medical Marijuana Reimbursement in Workers’ Compensation Systems

70

QCARE Designation: What it Means for Texas Injury Benefit Programs

71

Impacts of COVID-19 on Workers’ Compensation

72

How Inspiring Others Makes You a Better Lawyer

73

Workers’ Comp Clients: When to Seek Counsel

74

Defining Employment Relationships in the Gig Economy–Can It Be Done?

75

Pooled Special Needs Trusts: Low-Cost Asset Management for Injured Workers

76

Peter Rousmaniere: Reflections from a Career in Workers’ Comp

77

Examining State Variations in Opioid Dispensation with WCRI’s Dr. Vennela Thumula

78

Health Insurance and Outcomes of Injured Workers

79

The Evolution of Workers’ Compensation with Alan Pierce

80

Putting Workers Comp Policies Under the Microscope

81

Drug Formularies in Workers’ Comp—Good for Injured Workers?

82

Subrogation and Workers’ Compensation Liens on Third Party Settlements.

83

Wage Theft: From Investigation to Resolution

84

History of Workers’ Compensation with John F. Burton, Jr.

85

How Millennials and Work Remotes are Impacting Workers' Comp

86

Nursing The Wound: The Law and Ethics of Disability Management in Workers Compensation

87

Controversy Over the AMA Guides, Sixth Edition

88

The Attorney's Role in Workers Compensation

89

Opioid Alternative Treatment Pathway

90

Are Student Athletes Eligible for Workers Comp?

91

Changes to Workers Comp Coverage in the Political Climate

92

Technology's Impact on the Future of the Labor Force

93

Dealing with Chronic Pain in the Workplace

94

Does Workers' Compensation Cover Hate Crimes in the Workplace?

95

New York Workers’ Compensation Changes in 2017

96

Workers Comp Claims in Professional Sports

97

Social Security Disability Claims

98

Workers’ Compensation for Performing Artists

99

The Fact-Driven Complexities of Personal Comfort Doctrine

100

Constitutional Challenges to State Workers’ Compensation Laws

101

How the Pawlosky Case Redefined Workplace Injury

102

Third Party Liability Waivers

103

How Frances Perkins Impacted Workers’ Compensation

104

National Implications of Opt Out in Workers’ Compensation (Rebroadcast)

105

Are Workers’ Comp Benefits Adequate?

106

How the Trump Administration will Affect Workers’ Compensation

107

Workers’ Comp from the Other Side: Pain Management (Rebroadcast)

108

Workers’ Comp from the Other Side: Pain Management (Rebroadcast)

109

Alternative Benefit Systems and the Future of Workers’ Compensation

110

Using Neuroplasticity to Manage Chronic Pain

111

Workers’ Comp from the Other Side: Pain Management

112

The International Association of Industrial Accident Boards and Commissions

113

National Implications of Opt Out in Workers’ Compensation

114

What Stahl v. Hialeah Hospital Means for Florida’s Workers’ Compensation Laws

115

Section 28 of the MA Workers’ Comp Statute: Serious and Willful Employer Misconduct

116

2015 Workers’ Compensation Research Institute Conference: Perverse Effects of Low Fee Schedules

117

2015 Workers Compensation Research Institute Conference: Cost and Impacts of Physician Dispensing Drugs

118

Chronic Pain, Opioid Addiction, and Injured Workers

119

FECA and Workers Compensation for Federal Employees

120

Black Lung Disease: Coal Miners, Their Disability, and The Quantum of Proof

121

Overtime and the Fair Labor Standards Act

122

Has Workers Compensation Become Unconstitutional?

123

Offsets and Overlaps in Workers’ Compensation and Social Security Disability Claims

124

The Federal Laws that Affect Workers Compensation Claims

125

Employer Fraud and Recommendations from New York State Supreme Court’s Grand Jury Report

126

Medical Marijuana at Work: The Side Effects for Workers’ Compensation

127

WILG, MBA, and Attorney Generals: Meet the Lawyers Keeping the Workplace Safe

128

Medical Treatment Guidelines for Injured Workers

129

Mediation in Workers’ Compensation Cases

130

Handling and Preventing Shoulder Injuries

131

Workers’ Compensation for Harbor Workers and Longshoremen

132

Chat with Two National Leaders of the Workers' Comp Bar

133

Improving the Quality of Care for Injured Workers

134

The National Association of Workers’ Compensation Judiciary

135

Celebrating 100 Years of Workers’ Compensation

136

Privacy, Clients and Social Media

137

Raytheon’s Integrated Disability Program

138

Fraud & Symptom Magnification in Workers Compensation

139

The History of Workers’ Compensation & the Workers’ Compensation Centennial 2011

140

The Intoxication Defense

141

Workers' Compensation Surveillance

142

The Occupational Disease Pilot Program & Healthcare

143

Workers' Compensation in the Immigrant Community

144

A Look Inside the Workers' Compensation System

145

Dissecting Fraud

146

The Independent Medical Evaluation (IME)

147

MSA Update for Workers Comp Cases

148

Cardiac Injury Claims

149

Workers Comp & the AMA Guides 6th Edition

150

Workers Comp National Trends & Issues

151

Workers Compensation Post 911

152

What Every Lawyer Needs to Know About Federal Worker Compensation

153

Disability Prevention vs. Disability Management

154

Carpal Tunnel Syndrome and Other Repetitive Stress Injuries

155

Back Injuries and Treatments in the Workers Comp Setting

156

Evidence in the Complex Workers Comp Case

157

Special Edition of Workers Comp Matters

158

Psychiatric Disability

159

Defending Complex Workers Comp Cases

160

Social Security Disability

161

Kids Chance

162

Representing Undocumented Workers

163

Medicare Set-Aside Allocations

164

Latex Allergies In The Workplace

165

Ethical Issues

166

Sports Injuries

167

Sick Building Syndrome