Joseph Paduda

Many experts discount the Amazon/Berkshire Hathaway/JPMorgan announcement, but the effects could well be far-reaching.

You and I and other taxpayers are going to foot the bill, as will employers. But I have a modest proposal. Let's make the pill-pushers pay.

What does this mean for you? Fewer accidents, lower risks for workers, reduced workers' comp premiums.

When a whole lot of jobs in a bunch of industries appear to be disappearing, we workers' comp folks need to take notice.

Most workers' comp executives think they're in the insurance business, but they are not. History shows the perils of that misunderstanding.

Private equity firms are showing great interest in buying workers' comp services firms, and that will likely persist for four reasons.

Some physical therapist networks are routinely and inappropriately adding $15 to $19 of charges for each office visit.

Medical marijuana will be a non-event; regulators will be more active on medical management, including on the use of drugs; and more....