The State of Washington’s worker’s compensation laws provide benefits for workers who are injured on the job, regardless of whose fault the...
What is this new law about? On March 7th, Governor Inslee signed House Bill 1723 that broadens the criteria for Hanford workers...
An independent medical examination, or IME, is often associated with workers’ compensation claims. The examination itself is a medical evaluation conducted to...
The psychological effects of pursuing workers’ compensation benefits, and the anxiety related to the inability to return to work, even with a...
The January Issue of Spine, a leading source of information and business intelligence for workers in the health care industry, reports on...
Washington State law now allows certain injured workers, their employers, and L&I to permanently settle the non-medical portion of a worker’s comp...
If your healthcare provider has diagnosed you with a terminal disease or condition related to your employment and you have an open...
Getting back to your original job and wages after an injury or illness is harder to do the longer you are off...
Construction sites are dangerous places. Large machinery, dangerous power tools, hazardous chemicals, and excessive physical activity can all lead to construction job...
The State of Washington has one of the best worker's compensation systems in the country. Yet for thousands of workers who are...
Created to protect employees and their families from financial hardship due to disabling work-related injuries, workers’ compensation may no longer provide Washington...
Washington legislators will consider five new workers' compensation bills that could have a considerable effect on the workers' compensation regulations in the...
Carpal tunnel syndrome ranks second only to lower back strain as the number one reason American worker's miss time at work due...
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