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Defining Physical Brain Damage in Workers' Compensation Cases

The question of whether a claimant who has suffered from a mild concussion means that he has suffered physical brain damage appears often before the South Carolina Workers' Compensation Commission and the answer has never been clear cut. Read More

Students Want Work Comp Coverage

Graduate students at Cornell are calling on the university to provide monetary and health compensation to them if they are injured while working on campus. Read More 

DOL to AT&T: Can You Hear Us Now?

DOL alleges that 13 employees were fired from Ohio Bell/AT&T for reporting workplace injuries. Read More

Applications Now Being Accepted for the 2014 WCI Scholarships

For over a decade, the Workers' Compensation Institute has awarded scholarships to deserving children of injured workers. The 2014 application process is now open! Students have until June 13 to apply for awards of $1,500 each. Read More

ACLU Fights Drug Testing Rule

ACLU of Indiana is fighting a new rule that mandates drug testing for some patients taking medications for chronic pain. The lawsuit cited Fourth Amendment violations against unreasonable search. Read More

WCI Briefs

We know you're busy. That's why we created WCI Briefs, a collection of workers' compensation and insurance news from across the nation and around the world. Each of these articles tells its story in 400 words or less. Read More

WCI Online Career Center

Looking for a new job? Check out our Career Center. In partnership with GreatInsuranceJobs.com, this online resource is free for job seekers and continually updated with solid opportunities. One of the jobs available now: The Broward County, Fla. Risk Management Division seeks a Risk Management Claims Supervisor.

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