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Morgan’s Tip of the Week- PFB responses and the 120 day rule

Greetings,  I just presented a Florida CEU this morning and thought this would be a good refresher for everyone. Not responding to a PFB is the same as denying the requested benefits EXCEPT in two key circumstances: The Statute of Limitation has expired. ...

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Briefly Speaking: Georgia Form Update By: Jordan Goldring

As of July 1, 2022, there have been changes to many of the State Board forms. Beginning October 1, 2022 outdated forms will be returned. The majority of the changes were minor and were to reflect the increase in the maximum TTD an TPD rates, $725 and $483...

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Morgan’s Tip of the Week- Interesting WC stats

Greetings, A client asked me to do some research on WC stats in Florida, and thought I’d share some interesting bits.  According to the FLDFS (Fla Dept of Financial Services) website, there were 68,916 lost time cases in Florida in 2021.  That includes...

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Morgan’s Tip of the Week- What is money?

Greetings, I often get questions about what counts as money/earnings to offset any WC payments that are due.  Here are a few of the more common ones: PTO/vacation/sick time-   If a claimant received PTO pay from the Employer, it is generally not...

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Briefly Speaking (6/7/2022)

Leonard Vassell v. Reyes Fleet Management, LLC and Indemnity Insurance Co. of North America, Sedgwick CMS JCC Lewis:   Ft. Lauderdale District           ...

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Morgan’s Tip of the Week- You win, you get nothing?

Greetings, The 1st DCA issued a ruling last week regarding the award of claimant attorney’s fees when no actual benefits are awarded at the time of the trial, but possibly due later.  The case is attached, Guerrea v. Becton Dickinson & Co. At the trial,...

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Briefly Speaking (5/9/2022)

Michael Keogh v. Haifa Limestone and Amerisure Insurance JCC Stephenson:   West Palm Beach District                           Order date:   3/29/2022 OJCC Case:  ...

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