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Innovation Series Part 1: 30 Years of Innovation in Injured Worker Care Turn-Around of a Meltdown Share This Article: Share on facebook Facebook Share on
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Share this Post: Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Email Print This year’s National Workers’ Compensation and Disability Conference and Expo in Las Vegas – the country’s biggest
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June 13, 2019 Share this Post: Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Email Print Most people agree that state workers’ compensation systems are highly complex, relying upon many
Share this Post: Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Email Print The 1972 Report of the National Commission on State Workmen’s Compensation Laws provided “19 essential recommendations” for
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In 1989, insurance companies dramatically increased Texas workers’ compensation premium rates, and many exited the market because of uncontrolled medical and legal payments under the
Opt-in to Workers’ Compensation – Texas innovation and competition has created one of the best-performing workers’ compensation systems in America. Opt-in to QCARE – A
Table of Contents Opt-In or Opt-Out of Texas Workers’ Compensation: 19 Points of Agreement that May Surprise You Benefits & Negligence Liability in Balance ERISA
The success of Texas injury benefit programs for injured workers and employers has generated interest in work comp alternatives across America. The Oklahoma Option was
The Oklahoma Legislature enacted the Oklahoma Employee Injury Benefit Act (the “Oklahoma Option”) in 2013, which became effective in 2014. But the Oklahoma Supreme Court
State & Federal Law Hybrids are the Norm. The application of state labor and insurance laws, as well as federal labor and employee benefit
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Association for Responsible
Alternatives to Workers’
Compensation (ARAWC)
Association Manager
[email protected]
Government Affairs
Ryan Brannan
[email protected]
Media Inquiries
Jeff Crilley
Real News PR
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