Expert Analysis

It all started when some fellow from the federal government showed up at my office. We were initially surprised and somewhat taken aback. He explained that response is not uncommon. He was here to bring […]

By Dr. Claire Muselman and Nate Ferguson Productivity is paramount in the demanding world of workers' compensation claims adjusting. The adjusting desk is responsible for imperative components impacting the lives of injured human beings in […]

In the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, many individuals experienced feelings of isolation, loneliness, and loss of connection. However, injured workers also experience these psychosocial issues, including anxiety, fear, financial insecurity, and relationship challenges, from […]

By Jon L. Gelman Courtesy of Workers Compensation Long overdue legislation has been introduced in the NJ Assembly to increase workers' compensation counsel's fees for petitioner's/claimant's attorneys. The workers' compensation law field has historically been […]

By Christina Klemm, Pharm.D., BCACP, Clinical Pharmacist Recently the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) approved an over-the-counter (OTC) naloxone hydrochloride nasal spray product for treating opioid overdose. For the first time, medication to reverse […]

In an indictment of remote work, the CEO of a business with 800 employees concluded that "'only the rarest of full-time caregivers' can be productive employees." That story broke in mid-April and offers some perspective […]

I have been playing recently with artificial intelligence. I mentioned that at a conference recently and a cohort replied "Haven't you always been?" I laughed along with everyone but later concluded that may not have […]

By Harvey Warren and Douglas Amend There are many moving parts to assisting injured workers through the recovery process. Some of those parts are not strictly medical and often present gaps in the recovery process. […]