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The Three Appellate Authorities for Unemployment Benefits Decisions

By Joseph G. Ballstaedt In Idaho, you may be eligible for unemployment benefits if you meet monetary eligibility requirements and personal eligibility requirements. You must be ready and able to work, and you must have quit your previous job with good cause related to the employment (wages, hours, working conditions…

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You Can Get Paid For Your Travel and Meal Expenses That Relate to Your Idaho Workers’ Compensation Claim

By Fred J. Lewis If you are injured on the job in the state of Idaho, you are going to have to travel to obtain treatment from various health care providers. This is expense adds to the difficulty experienced by injured employees in Idaho. The Idaho Workers’ Compensation Act and…

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Winter Storms Continue to Cause Accidents Across the Treasure Valley and State

Winter storms bringing record amounts of snowfall, sub-zero temperatures, freezing rain and rain have caused hundreds of slide-offs and accidents across the Treasure Valley and the state.  Travel advisories and warnings were issued by the National Weather Service cautioning motorists to remain off the roadways if possible. Several city mayors…

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All Idaho Workers’ Compensation Claims Have to Be Adjusted by Idaho Adjusters

By Fred J. Lewis The Idaho Workers’ Compensation Act requires that all Idaho workers’ compensation claims be adjusted by Idaho-based insurance adjusters. This includes all aspects of handling and adjusting the Idaho workers’ compensation claims, including investigation and interviews. The Idaho in-state adjusters must have full decision-making authority, which includes…

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