Are you "in the know" and up to date on decisions made by Florida's key workers' comp players, including:
Workers' compensation laws and regulations are constantly evolving — changing faster than one person alone can monitor. Without a newsletter to bring it all together for you, you'd have to run to a flood of different information sources.
Written for human resource professionals, benefits managers, risk directors, medical professionals, employment and benefits attorneys, and CEOs, each information-packed issue informs you of the latest workers' comp developments.
Carefully researched and prepared for you by Florida workers' compensation specialists, Florida Workers' Comp Reporter is uniquely qualified to help you sort out complex Florida workers' compensation issues.
Each plain-English issue is written by Florida attorney Mary Ann Stiles, with the assistance of a distinguished advisory board. Mary Ann is an attorney with the law firm of Stiles, Taylor, & Grace, P.A.
Mary Ann Stiles practices in the areas of workers' compensation, corporate, administrative, governmental, and insurance law. Upon becoming a member of the Florida Bar, she was named vice president and general counsel of Associated Industries of Florida, representing the business community before the legislative and executive branches of government. Stiles drafted the major rewrite of the workers' compensation law in 1974 and additional revisions in subsequent years, especially 1979, 1990, and 1994. Stiles has written several books on the subject of workers' compensation and lobbies the Legislature on behalf of the business community.
Stiles has served on the Florida Supreme Court Committee on Workers' Compensation Rules of Procedure; the Department of Labor and Employment Security, Division of Workers' Compensation Task Force on Claims; and the Task Force of Medical Claims. She was also appointed to serve on the Antitrust Revision Committee; the Joint Experience Rating Plans and Payroll Limitations Committee; the Workers' Compensation Insurance Special Study Committee, 1998; Governor Bob Martinezs' Workers' Compensation Oversight Board, 1989, and Governor Bob Graham's Ride-Sharing Task Force, where she served as co-chairperson.
She was Governor Chiles' appointee to the Workers' Compensation three-member Panel on Medical Fee Schedule to the Statewide Nominating Commission that considered appointments and reappointments of the judges of compensation claims. She also served on The Florida Bar's Workers' Compensation Executive Council and The Florida Bar's Workers' Compensation Rules Committee. She was reappointed to that committee in 1999.
E-mail: mastiles@stileslawfirm.com
