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Did Medicare Really Need to Do That?

3.28.2019 Joseph Gregorio Blog
When Medicare seeks recovery of conditional payments out of a settlement, judgment, or award from a beneficiary (as opposed to a primary plan), the conditional payment lien may be reduced by procurement costs (e.g. attorney’s fees). 
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Senate Bill 1596: Impact on Injuries Involving Asbestos and Radiological Material

3.27.2019 Padraig McCoid Blog
The Illinois General Assembly recently passed new legislation amending the Illinois Workers’ Compensation Act (“WC Act”) and Occupational Diseases Act (“OD Act”). 
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FMLA Update: Employees Can’t Elect to Delay FMLA Leave for Covered Absences

3.26.2019 Anne-Marie Foster Blog
The Department of Labor recently issued an opinion letter considering the following two questions: 1) can an employee elect to take paid leave for an FMLA-covered absence before FMLA leave is used?; and 2) is an employer permitted to provide FMLA-designated leave in excess of the 12 weeks of unpaid, job protected leave provided by the FMLA?
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Congratulations to Bob Harrington

3.20.2019 Firm News
Please join us in congratulating Bob Harrington on his recent induction into the College of Workers’ Compensation Lawyers.
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Don’t Judge an FCE by its Cover

3.19.2019 Lisa Azoory-Keller Blog
In the arena of workers’ compensation, attorneys heavily scrutinize the credentials of physicians, combing through every certification, publication or piece of education that is susceptible to attack.
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Options to Consider to Protect Your Section 5(b) Lien and Enforce Recovery

3.12.2019 Brian Raterman Blog
So your Claimant was injured by the negligence of some third party and you are paying workers’ compensation benefits.  What can you do to protect your subrogation rights?
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Amy Bilton Recognized by WorkCompCentral

3.1.2019 Firm News
Our very own Amy Bilton was acknowledged by WorkCompCentral this week.
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Holding CMS Accountable: the Need for a Two Way Street

2.21.2019 Rasa Fumagalli Blog
Over the years, we’ve been confronted with glaring headlines involving lawsuits that appear ridiculous. At times however, the plaintiffs may produce sufficient evidence to support their claims, as in the McDonald’s third degree burns from hot coffee litigation.
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The Opioid Crisis and Medical Marijuana for Injured Illinois Workers: POTential Claims Management and Workplace Issues

2.14.2019 Julie A. Garrison Blog
It’s no secret there is an opioid crisis in this country. Millions of Americans – including injured workers - are prescribed opiate pain medications. Seen as an effective substitute for such drugs, many individual states have legalized the use of medical marijuana.
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Senate Bill 904: Another Thing I’ve Got To Worry About?

2.5.2019 Daniel Simones Blog
Since 2011, Section 8.2(d) of the Illinois Workers’ Compensation Act has held that undisputed bills must be paid within 30 days of receipt of a complete bill. 
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