The Illinois Senate Special Committee on Workers’ Compensation held its first of two hearings on the call for workers’ compensation reform on November 29, 2010 “IL Senate Committee hears call for WC Reform”
Category: Illinois News
Have Your Voice Heard on Workers’ Compensation Reform!
Last week, Illinois Senate President John Cullerton formed a bipartisan committee, Special Committee on Workers’ Compensation Reform, to address workers’ compensation costs in Illinois and “Have Your Voice Heard on Workers’ Compensation Reform!”
Candidate Bill Brady on WC Reform
With the 2010 election year upon us, Inman & Fitzgibbons wants to keep its clients informed of positions taken by the various candidates on workers’ “Candidate Bill Brady on WC Reform”
Proposed Improvements to the IWCC
Our firm is currently working with the Illinois Chamber of Commerce Employment Law Council’s Workers Compensation Committee to submit recommendations to the Illinois Workers’ Compensation “Proposed Improvements to the IWCC”
Surcharge Fee Refund Deadline is June 1, 2010
As we previously reported, The Illinois Chamber of Commerce filed suit on the basis that the 1.5% surcharge on workers’ compensation insurance premiums and a “Surcharge Fee Refund Deadline is June 1, 2010”
Commission Appoints New Acting Chairman
The Commission has announced the appointment by Governor Quinn of a new Chairman, Mitch Weisz. Mr. Weisz is affiliated with the petitioner/plaintiff bar and works “Commission Appoints New Acting Chairman”
Gubernatorial Candidate Bill Brady For Workers’ Compensation Reform?
With the 2010 election year upon us, Inman & Fitzgibbons wants to keep its clients informed of positions taken by the various candidates on workers’ “Gubernatorial Candidate Bill Brady For Workers’ Compensation Reform?”
Republican Lt. Governor Candidate to Pursue Workers’ Compensation Reforms
With the 2010 election year upon us, Inman & Fitzgibbons wants to keep its clients informed of positions taken by the various candidates on workers’ “Republican Lt. Governor Candidate to Pursue Workers’ Compensation Reforms”