Alligators, Burritos and Bears – Oh My!
Having litigated several “assault” cases, nothing ceases to amaze this author more than the vast number of unfortunate ways people… Read More
Author: Joseph Gren
Workplace Bullying
Does workers’ compensation insurance cover mental, and manifesting physical injuries resulting from workplace bullying? A recent Forbes online article cited… Read More
The Cross Contamination between Workers’ Compensation and OSHA: Considerations for Handling Blood-Borne Pathogen Claims in Colorado and Arizona.
Exposure to blood-borne pathogens presents unique risks in the work place. Workers in health care or in-resident home care are,… Read More
Settlement Procedures in Workers’ Compensation
Member Joseph Gren co-authored an article for the Colorado Lawyer, July 2017 edition. The article, Settlement Procedures in Workers’ Compensation,… Read More
AMA Guides to the Evaluation of Permanent Impairment, Third Edition, Revised: What Are You Doing Colorado?
One of the questions I hear frequently about the Colorado workers’ compensation system from risk managers, insurance adjusters, and even… Read More
A Painful Step in Addressing the Opioid Epidemic: An Overview of the 2016 CDC Guidelines
The growing epidemic of chronic opioid use and addiction, and its consequences, permeates the American medical and legal landscape. Since… Read More
History of Workers’ Compensation, Part III, Emergence of the Modern-Day System
This is the final piece of a three-part series surveying the history of workers’ compensation. Prior to 1911, an individual… Read More
The History of Workers’ Compensation Part II: The Rise of Workers’ Compensation Coverage
This second segment, of the three part series on the history of workers’ compensation law, briefly summarizes how the industrial… Read More
History of Workers’ Compensation Law: Part 1, Ancient Beginnings
The modern day workers’ compensation system has a long, and often dark, history. The concept of an individual’s right to… Read More
Researching Narcotic Prescription Information In Colorado
A ubiquitous problem in workers’ compensation patient care, as well as in the general clinical healthcare setting, is an individual… Read More
The 180 Day Ticking Time Bomb
The Colorado Governmental Immunities Act: The 180 Day Ticking Time Bomb for Filing a Subrogation Personal Injury Lawsuit– Joseph W…. Read More