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Intelligence Agencies Nearing Consensus on Havana Syndrome Cause
Intelligence Agencies Nearing Consensus on Havana Syndrome Cause

Washington, DC (WorkersCompensation.com) – More intelligence community agencies and individuals are coming to the consensus that Havana Syndrome may be the work of a foreign adversary. Havana Syndrome, the debilitating ailment that has stuck employees […]
Post-Claim Assessment and Documentation: Turning Insights Into Action 
Post-Claim Assessment and Documentation: Turning Insights Into Action 

Roadmap The conclusion of a claim offers an invaluable opportunity for reflection and growth in the workers' compensation process. Conducting a thorough post-claim assessment and maintaining meticulous documentation are essential to strengthening your workers' compensation […]
A Workplace Injury Impacts More than Just the Injured Worker: Looking at The Family  
A Workplace Injury Impacts More than Just the Injured Worker: Looking at The Family  

Case Management Focus An unexpected workplace injury or illness impacts the injured worker and those most important to them. The severity of the illness or injury can lead to stress, frustration, and breakdowns within the […]
What Should Federal Employers Know about Schedule Awards?
What Should Federal Employers Know about Schedule Awards?

Form Focus When a federal worker experiences an injury on the job and seeks compensation for a schedule award, a Form CA-7 is required, which can be found on Simply Research. Following are a few […]
Sanderson Firm Welcomes Annie M. Davidson, Esq.
Sanderson Firm Welcomes Annie M. Davidson, Esq.

Bradenton, FL; January 14, 2025: Sanderson Firm is pleased to announce that Annie M. Davidson, Esq., CMSP, MSCC has joined Sanderson Firm as its Senior Vice President, Legal Affairs & Compliance. Ms. Davidson joins Sanderson […]
Inspection Shows School Employee Died due to Carbon Monoxide Leak
Inspection Shows School Employee Died due to Carbon Monoxide Leak

Syracuse, NY (WorkersCompensation.com) – An investigation by local officials has found that the cafeteria where an employee of the Syracuse (N.Y.) Academy of Science was found dead was not equipped with carbon monoxide detectors. The […]
Post-Claim Strategies: Fostering Long-Term Recovery and Prevention in Workers’ Compensation 
Post-Claim Strategies: Fostering Long-Term Recovery and Prevention in Workers’ Compensation 

Roadmap  The conclusion of a workers' compensation claim marks the beginning of an equally important phase: post-claim strategies. While the resolution of the claim itself is significant, how employers and organizations handle the aftermath often […]
Iowa Top Court Finds Latex Allergy Injury Arose Out Of & In Course Of Nurse’s Employment
Iowa Top Court Finds Latex Allergy Injury Arose Out Of & In Course Of Nurse’s Employment

25 for 25 in '25 Over the next 12 months, we will be taking a look back at important and noteworthy workers' compensation cases that have come up in each of the 25 years WorkersCompensation.com […]

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