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Premature Satisfaction of a Third-Party Lien

Workers' Compensation

Background On October 23, 2019, the defendant, Darshelle Joseph, was injured during the course of his employment with the plaintiff, New Jersey Transit Corp. (NJ There is no requirement the employer's lien must be paid following recovery from a third-party tortfeasor. Disclaimer Download Adobe Reader NJ Transit).

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Are Level Funded Health Plans Your New Benefits Alternative?

PeopleStrategy

With a level funded plan, your business pays a fixed monthly amount (a level fee, similar to a premium) to an insurance carrier or third-party administrator. This amount is calculated based on the employees’ expected healthcare costs, administrative fees, and a stop-loss insurance component.

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Extra-territorial Medical Provider Claims

Workers' Compensation

FACTS Five workers employed in the State of New York suffered work-related injuries in NY while working for a NY employer. They were treated in a NJ hospital that obtained assignments for medical costs from the patients against the workers’ compensation carrier of the NY employer. Disclaimer Download Adobe Reader

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Not A Violation of Public Policy

Workers' Compensation

In rejecting an employee’s attempt to go forward with a lawsuit directly against an employer, the NJ Appellate Division ruled, in an unreported case,* that an employee, in a novel argument, may assert the “violation of public policy” as an allegation. The exclusion is embodied in the Employer’s Liability EII exclusion.”

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Workers’ compensation for remote employees: a guide

Insperity

It’s important to keep in mind that it’s not up to the employer to determine whether an injured employee has a valid claim. Each workers’ compensation claim is subject to an investigation that complies with state employment law. How can your organization promote workplace safety when your people are remote?

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Wondering how to choose a professional employer organization (PEO)? Ask 7 questions

Insperity

Choosing the right professional employer organization (PEO) for your company is a huge project. CPA-affirmed documentation that they remit employment taxes in a timely manner. Background reports of their individuals responsible for employment tax payments. Documentation that they have positive working capital.

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Popular virtual care options for today’s workforce

Insperity

Health care benefits are the costliest line item for employers – and these costs consistently rise each year, with plan usage and claims history serving as the two big drivers. Having virtual care options can also be help reduce employees’ stress about their own health-insurance costs.