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GA Reminder – WC-104
By: Zal Linder | Partner Good morning everyone, Don’t forget to file those WC-104’s! As you know, the purpose of the WC-104 is to limit future TTD entitlement to 52 consecutive or 78 aggregate weeks, after which time the claimant can only receive TPD. Thus, you are...
Morgan’s Tip of the Week (FL) – Settling Claims Directly
By: Morgan Indek | Partner Greetings, Last week, the 1st DCA affirmed a JCC decision without a written opinion regarding a Motion to Enforce settlement in Harden v. Kolb Enterprises, Inc. (OJCC# 14-014998, 1D15-0735). In a nutshell, it appears the represented...
GA Update – Physician Panels
By: Zal Linder | Partner Greetings everyone, In the past few weeks, I have received a number of questions about the new Board Rules and the changes to the physician Panel. As of 7/1/15, the new Board Rules went into effect. These now state that there are no more...
Morgan’s Tip of the Week (FL) – Undocumented Workers and Fraud
By Morgan Indek | Partner Greetings, In the past few weeks I have received a number of questions about undocumented/illegal alien workers and WC benefits, so I thought I would send a refresher. In the statute, under 440.105 (4)(b)(9), it states “it shall be...
Morgan’s Tip of the Week (FL): 1-Time Changes
By Morgan Indek | Partner Greetings, The 1st DCA issued a very good ruling for us today on 1-time changes in Gonzalez v. Quinco (1D14-5395). This case will hopefully put an end to the shenanigans some claimant attorneys have resorted to in trying to disguise a...
Appeals court weighs future of workers-compensation laws in Florida.
By Barbara Glas | Attorney A South Florida appeals court Monday heard arguments in a challenge to the constitutionality of the state's workers-compensation insurance system —- as two other closely watched challenges also await rulings at the Florida Supreme Court....
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