Tennessee's only monthly publication to span the scope of workers' compensation issues
Finding information on current and relevant Tennessee workers' compensation developments has long been an arduous and patience-trying task. Reviewing all workers' compensation developments - case law, legislative, and regulatory - in one publication has been unheard of. Until now!
TAM Workers' Compensation Service delivers:
- Summaries of all workers' compensation cases from the Tennessee Supreme Court and the Workers' Compensation Appeals Panels.
- Summaries of selected trial court opinions in workers' compensation cases.
- Summaries of all rules and regulations of the Tennessee Department of Labor and Workforce Development which affect workers' compensation.
- List of seminars and other events of interest to attorneys practicing in the workers' compensation area.
Summary and status of each workers' compensation bill introduced in the Tennessee General Assembly.
If you need to know about a fast-breaking workers' compensation development, you'll find it in TAM Workers' Compensation Service. Each monthly issue guarantees you the latest inside information on:
- Tennessee Case Law - The Tennessee Supreme Court and the Workers' Compensation Appeals Panels hand down about 200 decisions each year. Learn about the latest trends in heart attack, carpal tunnel, and mental injury cases. See the principles the court and panels are applying when they review awards that have been capped at 2.5 times the injured employee's anatomical rating. Stay atop the latest developments in scope of employment issues. And take note of the size of awards being upheld, modified, or reversed.
- Tennessee Statutory Law - The General Assembly makes significant changes to workers' compensation laws each year. Know what laws are enacted. Understand their impact. And be informed on what areas of the law management and labor would like to see changed.
- Regulatory Actions - Many changes in the workers' compensation area result from the promulgation of rules by the Department of Labor and Workforce Development. Know what rules have been proposed, when they take effect, and what their impact will be.
TAM Workers' Compensation Service empowers you to practice with confidence in any number of disparate and complicated workers' compensation areas. Each installment of this monthly publication offers you:
- Feature story on workers' compensation developments.
- Quick-read highlights.
- A Table of Contents to allow you to get the facts you need fast.
- A Q&A corner to pose questions to fellow attorneys on unsettled matters of workers' compensation law. It's a great opportunity to learn about actual court cases and gauge the legal climate now and in the future.
Tennessee attorney Virginia Mayo serves as editor of Tennessee Attorneys Memo Workers' Compensation Service. She is also editor of Tennessee Attorneys Memo and Tennessee Workers' Comp Reporter. She has many years of experience writing and editing legal newsletters.
Jean Simpkins serves as associate editor of Tennessee Attorneys Memo Workers' Compensation Service. She is also associate editor of Tennessee Attorneys Memo and Tennessee Workers' Comp Reporter.
A one-year subscription to TAM Workers' Comp Service is $277 for those already subscribed to Tennessee Attorneys Memo and $367 for anyone not subscribed to TAM. You'll receive pertinent and fast-breaking intelligence on Tennessee workers' compensation developments, including 12 monthly issues, an annual index, a binder, and copies of all workers' compensation acts passed by the Tennessee legislature this year.
