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Information About CFIDS/ Fibromyalgia ( February 2000 )
CFIDS/ Fibromyalgia is a disabling disease often characterized by chronic or recurrent debilitating fatigue and . -
<u>KIBBLE</u> Decision Alters Procedure on Section 20 Settlements ( December 1999 )
On August 2, 1999, the New Jersey Supreme Court handed down a stunning decision which will affect the entire worke. -
Industrial Disease: The Quest For Recognition--The Need For Adequate Benefits ( August 1999 )
The concept of a compensable industrial disease has developed only recently and its acceptance has lagged far behin. -
Stress in the Workplace: The Availability of Workers' Compensation Benefits ( August 1999 )
Compensability for occupational diseases has become commonplace in most, if not all, jurisdictions throughout the. -
The Apportionment of Disability in Workers' Compensation Claims ( August 1999 )
In an era of heightened technological sophistication, the Division of Workers'' Compensation is increasingly faced with the necessity to apportion responsibility among successive employers or insurance carriers when dealing with occupational disease claims. -
Workers' Compensation Adopts New Discovery ( August 1999 )
The New Jersey Division of Workers' Compensation has adopted material changes in the form of discovery utilized in . -
Medical Monitoring Rights and The Questions of Occupational and Environmental Exposure to Asbestos ( January 1999 )
Can individuals who have suffered occupational or environmental exposure to asbestos, but do not yet manifest . -
Lyme Disease-Groundskeeper Awarded Benefits ( April 1998 )
A groundskeeper working at a local country club was found to have contracted Lyme disease. -
NJ Supreme Court: Employees Must Notify Employer within 90 Days of Diagnosis ( July 1997 )
The NJ Supreme Court has ruled that employees have 90 days to notify their employers after the diagnosis of an occupational disease.
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