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MS SB2774
Bill
AI Summary
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Claimants who fail to timely file medical records supporting a controverted workers' compensation claim within 60 days of filing the petition may have their claim dismissed
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Employers or insurance carriers must notify pro se employees receiving medical treatment during the last 6 months of the 2-year limitations period that their right to further benefits may be barred; failure to provide notice extends the statute of limitations by 60 days
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Workers' Compensation Commission records including medical reports, psychological reports, First Report of Injury Forms, and data compilations are exempt from the Mississippi Public Records Act and closed to public access
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Insurance companies may now serve cancellation and nonrenewal notices to insured parties electronically, provided receipt is acknowledged by the insured
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Employers and insurance carriers defending against workers' compensation claims are entitled to inspect and copy commission records pertaining to the employee's other workers' compensation claims
Legislative Description
Workers' Compensation Law; revise various provisions of.
Last Action
Died In Committee
2/2/2021