Commonwealth Court Paves the Way for Workers’ Compensation Fee Agreements Pertaining to Prospective Medical Benefits by Declaring the Same “Per Se Reasonable” | Marshall Dennehey

Commonwealth Court Paves the Way for Workers’ Compensation Fee Agreements Pertaining to Prospective Medical Benefits by Declaring the Same “Per Se Reasonable” | Marshall Dennehey

Key Points: A 20% Fee Agreement applicable to all workers’ compensation benefits, indemnity and medical, is per se reasonable and enforceable, regardless of whether the medical expenses have been incurred or will be incurred in the future.  A health care provider is prohibited from billing an injured worker to recoup the 20% fee on medical…

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Democrats call for Justice Department to investigate deadly Boar’s Head outbreak

‘Poisoned’ wins Emmy – LexBlog

The documentary “Poisoned: The Dirty Truth About Your Food” has won an Emmy in the Outstanding Current Affairs Documentary category. This recognition highlights the impact of the film, which made its debut on Netflix on Aug. 2, 2023, and sheds light on critical issues surrounding food safety in the United States. Based on the bestselling…

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FCC Enforcement Monitor ~ September 2024 | Pillsbury – CommLawCenter

FCC Enforcement Monitor ~ September 2024 | Pillsbury – CommLawCenter

Pillsbury’s communications lawyers have published the FCC Enforcement Monitor monthly since 1999 to inform our clients of notable FCC enforcement actions against FCC license holders and others.  This month’s issue includes: Massachusetts Man Ordered to Cease Using Interfering Home TV Antenna Unauthorized Transfers of Arkansas Radio Stations Lead to $8,000 Consent Decree STIR/SHAKEN Rule Violations…

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