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Posted by: Catherine Stanton on Jan 11, 2017

There have been studies supporting the conclusion that long-term, daily use of talcum powder may increase the risk of ovarian cancer, but the debate continues as to whether there is any connection. This was the second big verdict in a talcum powder case, and Johnson & Johnson, the defendant in the recent case, has vowed an appeal.

Posted by: Tara Jayne Reck on Jan 4, 2017

Earlier this year, the case of Clark County vs. McManus went before the Washington State Supreme Court, ultimately raising the question of whether the “special consideration” jury instruction be treated as discretionary or mandatory. The “special consideration” instruction requires that testimony from injured workers’attending physicians be given careful thought or special consideration by the fact finder be that the Department, a judge, or a jury.

Posted by: Rogen Chhabra on Dec 28, 2016

This blog examines the designation of a workers' compensation claim and defines exclusiveness of liability.“Exclusive” liability is a fancy way of saying the only thing an employer has to provide for workplace injury is workers compensation coverage. 

Posted by: Bernard Nomberg on Dec 21, 2016

In seeking workers’ compensation benefits for medical care in Alabama for a work-related injury, you should seek medical treatment from a physician chosen by your employer or the insurance company of the employer. In most instances, if you seek medical care from your own physician you will be responsible for these costs.


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