Monthly Archives: May 2009

How to Get Medical Care in Another State on Your Nevada Claim
By Jason Weinstock on May 15, 2009 Posted in Out-of-state care

If you reside in another state and were injured while working temporarily in Nevada, and you have a a Nevada claim, you may want to move back home to have family and friends around to help you while you still need medical care.  While it can be more difficult to obtain medical treatment and benefits … Continue reading How to Get Medical Care in Another State on Your Nevada Claim →

Time to Change Exclusive Remedy Law in Nevada
By Jason Weinstock on May 1, 2009 Posted in Benefits,Death benefits,exclusive remedy,Workplace safety

I am surprised that no one is discussing making changes to Nevada’s exclusive remedy law as one of many proposed solutions to the workplace safety problem. The recent U.S. House and Senate Committee hearings on Capitol Hill concerning OSHA’s role in investigating workers’ fatalities prompted a suggestion from Representative Dina Titus this week that criminal … Continue reading Time to Change Exclusive Remedy Law in Nevada →

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