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A series of articles emphasizing practical
knowledge you can't find in practice guides
and interviews with experts who share
their techniques for effective and efficient
case management
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Articles emphasizing practical knowledge you
can't find in practice guides
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Profiles of people who changed workers’
compensation law.
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• Warren
Schneider
• Marjory Harris
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This issue, Marjory Harris reviews
some really bad movies.
A
mailer arrives shaped like a
videotape. Minutes, maybe hours
of boredom await or worse, the
applicant's case is heading south.
Most of the time, while watching the
film, I yawn and say, so what?
Other times, I find years of hard
work going for naught, as the rating
diminishes with every frame. I
dread the client’s tears and anger.
“It’s not me!” or “I always use my
cane – they filmed me the one time
I didn’t” and the like.
I watch the film once, and if it is a
“so what?” one, I do nothing further
at that point, other than to notify the
client. If there is anything
worrisome about it, I do a thorough
analysis (See “How to Analyze
Surveillance Videotapes”)
Here is a sampler of memorable videos.
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