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The court of Federal Judge Paul Borman has dismissed the case of Brown v. Cassens

Members of the National Council of Self-Insurers: Judgment -The court of Federal Judge Paul Borman has dismissed the case of Brown v. Cassens Transport Company, stating that the exclusive remedy for the claim falls within the exclusive administrative scheme set forth in the Michigan Workers’ Disability Compensation Act. The dismissal forecloses the employees claim under [...]

Workers’ Compensation – Communication between an employer and an employee’s physician

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Workers’ Compensation Communications Issue – August, 2008

The Division of Workers’ Compensation has received several questions and concerns regarding a recent Tennessee Supreme Court case, Overstreet v. TRW, as it applies to ex parte communications with an injured employee’s treating physician.  The Tennessee Supreme Court held that an injured employee has the benefit of confidentiality with a treating physician.  Accordingly, agents and/or representatives of the employer [...]

Amicus Curiae Brief

The Tennessee Self-Insurers’ Association recently partnered with the Tennessee Chamber of Commerce & Industry and the Tennessee Defense Lawyers Association in preparing an amicus curiae brief and participating in oral argument before the Tennessee Supreme Court regarding the case of Wait v. Travelers. Wait was a case in the Davidson County court in which the [...]

Amicus Curiae Brief – Filed on behalf of TNSIA

TO: TNSIA MEMBERS Re: Amicus Curiae Brief – Filed on behalf of TNSIA Wait v. Travelers I appeared for oral argument of our amicus position in this matter in front of the Supreme Court on October 3, 2007. Unfortunately there were two long criminal cases in front of me, so I wound up spending the [...]