With all of the recent legalization of marijuana in various states, there is actually a lot of controversy between employees and ... More
Marijuana Use May Impact Colorado Workers’ Compensation
Since last fall, when Colorado voters chose to lead the country in legalizing recreational marijuana, the state court and ... More
Colorado Lawmakers Working to Amend DUI and DWAI Law in Response to Marijuana Legalization
Last November, Colorado crossed an historic landmark—legalizing the recreational use of marijuana. Medical pot has already been ... More
Unnecessary Use of Painkillers Increases Cost and Delay of Workplace Injuries
Major injuries, whether they occur at work or at home, can be incredibly painful. If you’ve had any kind of bad pain, you ... More
Injury, Drug Testing and Your Workers’ Comp Benefits
In yet another addition to our extensive knowledge center repository, we explore the topic of drug testing and workers’ ... More
Can I Be Drug Tested After an Injury?
Following a workplace injury, employers are allowed to request a drug screening if they have ‘reasonable suspicion’ that you were ... More
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