Background Facts of Case Claimant sustained a work injury in 2000. A Notice of Compensation Payable indicated her weekly indemnity benefits rate was $611 based upon an average weekly pre-injury wage figure of $1,045.58. Five years later, claimant was still receiving indemnity benefits payments on this basis. The employer sent her an LIBC-756 form, Employee’s… Read more »
Doug K. Rosenblum authored “Workers’ Compensation Fraud: Tilting at Fraud Mill No Longer Quixotic,” which was published in the Fraud Magazine, The Legal Intelligencer and The Philadelphia Examiner.
Articles In This Issue: 1. Walking A Fine Line: An Employer’s Right To Review Its Employee’s Electronic Messages 2. Workers’ Compensation Fraud: Tilting At Fraud Mills No Longer Quixotic 3. Building On Fraud: Qui Tam Issues In The Construction Industry 4. Federal Preemption Of Failure-To-Warn Claims After Wyeth v. Levine 5. Corporate Demise And The Search For… Read more »
Articles In This Issue: 1. Collateral Wars 2. Virtual Testimony Andits Impact On The Confrontation Clause 3. Social Networking Sites: A Potential Hornet’s Nest For Employers 4. The Day The Supreme Court Failed To Consider 401(K) Liability: What Should Insureds Do To Reduce Their Exposure? 5. Walk The Line: Reporting Anticipated Fraud Violations May Be… Read more »