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The world of litigation is an often challenging course through a maze of rules and regulations that constrain the admissibility of evidence (whether evidence will be considered). See To D or not to D? that it appears, […]

A frequent workers comp budgeting mistake I see at least quarterly is when a low Workers Comp Experience Mod increases or decreases significantly.  Most of the time, the budgeting mistake comes from a lower Mod […]

Your organization has decided to start a safety incentive program to try to reduce the number of injuries occurring within your facility. You agree that safety incentive programs can be successful, but where do you […]

On May 26, 2022, the NJ Senate has confirmed NJ DWC Chief Judge and Director Russell Wojtenko Jr. of West Windsor to be a Judge of the Superior Court for the term prescribed by law, ending seven […]

There is plenty in our national conscious at any moment. We pause however to remember that we have much because so many fell in protecting our freedom, our lives, and our world.    The news […]

I was honored in 2020 to be contacted by representatives of the American Medical Association. They introduced me to their plans for a new impairment guide paradigm which envisions transition to hosting the Guides online. In 2021, […]

It’s May. I get sentimental this time of year at graduations. Some people cry at weddings, but I prefer graduations. I’m just very inspired by young people walking across a stage and celebrating hard work […]

Rising injury claim severity is presenting insurers with significant challenges. Not only are these claims more costly, but they’re often more complex. And the severity trend isn’t slowing down. Since 2016, bodily injury frequency has […]