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Morgan’s Tip of the Week- FL new immigration law and WC

Greetings, I have a received a few questions about the impact Florida Senate Bill 1718 will have on Florida WC.  The new law imposes stricter penalties on those who smuggle unauthorized aliens, etc…but a few provisions will have an indirect effect on WC. ...

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Morgan’s Tip of the Week- FL WC Legislative changes for 2023

Greetings, Although the Florida Legislative session ended May 5th, HB 487 was signed into law at the end of last week (5/25/23).  There are two parts of the bill that deal directly with Florida Workers’ Compensation, but no drastic changes. Expert Medical...

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Morgan’s Tip of the Week- How to Best Use Surveillance

Greetings,  good surveillance can be an effective tool in defending a WC claim in Florida.   The decision on how, when and where to use it effectively can be tricky. The three primary objectives in utilizing surveillance are: Pursuing a 440.105...

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EG Gazette- Spring 2023

So, You’re Not Going Back to Work as Long as I Keep Paying You? By: Jordan Goldring | Atlanta, GA Editors: Nina Szymaszek | Atlanta, GA Editors: Karysa Eraclides | Sarasota, FL One of the most frustrating things in the Georgia workers’ compensation system is the...

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Morgan’s Tip of the week-Missing a Mediation

Greetings,  everyone makes mistakes, but they are always fixable (well almost always). Occasionally I will have an adjuster reach out to me thinking that had previously assigned defense with a mediation set for that day.   And without fail, our firm...

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Morgan’s Tip of the Week- Initial Packet

Greetings,  I just had a very interesting question this morning regarding reporting of claims and when the E/C needs to send the initial packet/brochure to the claimant. If an Employer files a “report only” or “First-Aid” only claim to the Carrier, does the...

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Morgan’s Tip of the Week-When does now start?

Greetings, Many things we deal with in Florida WC have tight deadlines.  For example, we have 30 days to respond to a Request to Produce, 7 days to pay an order, 14 days to issue a settlement check, 3 days to respond to a request for medical treatment from an...

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