PEOs – HOW TO PROSECUTE AND DEFEND CASES INVOLVING EMPLOYEE LEASING AGREEMENTS

By:  Hon. Robert G. Rassp, Editor-In-Chief of Rassp & Herlick   DISCLAIMER: The opinions expressed in this article are those of the author and are not those of the California Department of Industrial Relations, the Division of Workers’ Compensation, or the Workers’ Compensation Appeals Board.  This article is not intended to serve as a legal […]

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Workers’ Compensation Laws: 50-State Survey

Reprinted with permission.   Professor Michael C. Duff of Saint Louis University School of Law is in the process of developing a very interesting and useful overview of workers’ compensation laws by state.  His tool identifies the state law and administrative agency in each state, while summarizing the applicable reporting deadline and waiting period.  In […]

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PAST PRESIDENTS OF NAWCJ SERIES – Part 2- Where are They Now?

By:  Hon. Suzette Carlisle, Ph.D. Administrative Law Judge Missouri Division of Workers’ Compensation   We continue our series on past presidents of the NAWCJ. This month we sit down with The Honorable Michael Alvey and Jennifer Hopens and find out how they spend their time since they left the presidency. Please state your full name and […]

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