Workers' Compensation Daily Headlines

What Do You Think? Is it possible for a worker to obtain benefits for an injury that no one witnessed? Yes. But in Louisiana, the worker will have to clear a couple of hurdles to […]

The Issue: Why Leaders Must Prioritize Self-Care  Leadership often comes with high expectations, long hours, and an unspoken belief that success requires sacrifice—especially for women. Many female leaders feel pressure to overwork, push through exhaustion, […]

Some people enter a room and bring light with them. They radiate kindness, strength, and a deep commitment to lifting others up. Melissa Rageth is one of those people. And then she asks you to join her. […]

Do You Know the Rule? There are some workers whose line of work involves the risk of coming in contact with people's blood or other bodily fluids. Such a happening can present a workplace injury, […]

Case Management Focus In this week’s article, I wanted to write about International Women’s Day, as I was unfamiliar with it, and I had seen a lot of coverage over the past few weeks in […]

Madisonville, KY (WorkersCompensation.com) – A woman was injured after her co-worker trapped her inside a 200-degree steam room, authorities in Kentucky said. According to the Madisonville Police Department, Barrett Korinta, 23, was working with the […]

The Issue: Why Intersectionality Matters in Conversations About Women’s Advancement  The challenges women face in the workplace are not one-size-fits-all. Factors like race, ethnicity, sexual orientation, disability, age, socioeconomic background, and other aspects of identity […]

In the always-changing world of workers’ compensation law, few names command the level of respect and admiration that Anne Kelly Zovas has earned. As a founding partner of Strunk Dodge Aiken Zovas (SDAZ) and a recognized leader, Anne has spent […]