The employees at Gatorland have unique work challenges regarding safety. Hear some real life tales and meet some real live gators at the 70th annual Workers' Compensation Educational Conference. Read More 

The South Carolina Supreme Court has clarified its position regarding the compensability of unexplained falls in the workplace. Good new or bad news? Read More 

When a maintenance crew veteran in Oregon died after a dump truck backed over him during a road project, the accident sent shock waves throughout the organization, and led to safety reforms. Read More 

It appears that President Barack Obama and the Republicans do have some things in common. The administration and some House Republicans have joined forces to push reductions to workers' compensation for federal employees. Read More

The full program of speakers, presentations, and events for the 70th annual Workers' Compensation Educational Conference is now online. Read More 

Nevada SB 231, a workers' compensation bill limiting the dispensing of medications by providers other than pharmacies and hospitals, will become effective Jan. 1, 2016. Read More 

In its May issue of "MKRS Law's Case Law Updates," the Florida workers' compensation defense law firm reviews three recent cases. Read More  

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The Montana Supreme Court wants tougher sanctions against BNSF Railway for destroying surveillance footage of a workplace accident. Read More 

To save you time, here's a sampling of workers' compensation and insurance news from around the country, each in 350 words or less. Read More

Registration is open for the 70th annual Workers' Compensation Educational Conference August 23-26 at the Orlando World Center Marriott. Get Sponsorship and Exhibit Booth information here.
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