Live From Las Vegas!
4:30 PM (Pacific) I’m sorry that it’s been a couple of weeks since my last post. It isn’t that my mind has been on matters other than workers’ compensation. In fact, particularly during the past ten...
View ArticleDurham, NC: Recovering from Appendicitis
As a number of my friends and colleagues already know, I’ve been out of commission for the past nine days. I underwent surgery eight days ago for a ruptured appendix. A few days thereafter, shortly...
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WCRI’s Upcoming Annual Conference Looks Like a Winner
Speakers Include Former Head of U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics The 34th Annual Issues and Research Conference, sponsored by Workers’ Compensation Research Institute (WCRI), promises to be an...
View ArticleGreetings From Nashville
ABA Workers’ Compensation Midwinter Conference is Ongoing in “Music City” Heavy rain greeted attendees yesterday at this year’s ABA Workers’ Compensation Midwinter Conference in Nashville, but inside...
View ArticleI’ve Written a New Book from the “Other Side” of my Life
I am pleased to announce the recent publication of my new book entitled, Questions of Faith: Encountering Christ at the Point of Doubt and Confusion [Mazarin Press, Raleigh, NC; additional details...
View ArticleThe Quiet Before the Storm
Workers’ Compensation Emerging Issues Analysis, 2018 Edition For the past six years, I have been pleased to be a primary editor and contributing author of an annual publication, Workers’ Compensation...
View ArticleThe Top 10 Bizarre Workers’ Comp Cases for 2018
Annual “Bizarre” List Began More Than 30 Years Ago More than 30 years ago, my mentor, Dr. Arthur Larson, and I began a quirky New Year’s tradition. Early one January evening, we sat together in his...
View ArticleThe Top 10 Bizarre Workers’ Comp Cases for 2019
As I have noted many times on this blog site, more than 30 years ago my mentor, Dr. Arthur Larson, and I began a quirky—though humorous—New Year’s tradition. On an evening in early January, he and I...
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