Peter Rousmaniere shares insights from his career as a workers’ comp consultant and journalist.
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Lauren Rikleen talks about workplace structures accused of misconduct, why it's critical to discuss the matter of sexual harassment, and what is next for the #MeToo movement.
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On this week's Lawyerist podcast, Sam Glover talks with Jason Rosoff about how to become a better leader and manager by using radical candor.
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Fred Alvarez, Jessica James, and Lori Andrus have a discussion about the state of equal pay as to the law, the gender pay gap, and how employers can minimize that issue within their companies.
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Protima Pandey and Jennifer Reisch talk about domestic and sexual violence in the workplace and discuss how employers can do better.
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Alan Pierce reflects on his career spanning 50 years in the area of worker’s compensation and discusses needed changes in current systems.
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Ramona Tanabe discusses WCRI’s work and shares some of the most interesting trends her organization is seeing in the field today.
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Tom Holder talks about the role of drug formularies in workers’ compensation.
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Cathy Surbeck discusses subrogation and liens on third party settlements.
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Karla Zarbo discusses wage theft and its related issues and talk about the processes involved in investigating the many types of wage complaints.
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John F. Burton, Jr. talks about his career as a workers’ compensation expert, which has spanned over 50 years.
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Chris Brigham talks about the sixth edition of the AMA Guides Impairment and whether it is a valid measure of disability ratings in the workers’ compensation setting.
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Bob Wisniewski talks about his experience as a workers’ compensation attorney and explains why an injured worker would seek out legal representation for a claim.
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Taylor O’Toole talks about the debate on whether student athletes at larger universities should be considered employees and, as such, should be entitled to workers’ comp.
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Rick Victor discusses major changes in the workers compensation system and the new conflicts injured workers are dealing with.
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