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As Earth Day approaches, The Way examines the environmental health issues impacting industry, alongside construction issues in Nevada and Pennsylvania, marijuana banking, a new trucking report from the NHTSA, and a work comp update in Kansas.

This edition of The Way brings you highlights of the New York budget bill's impact on employers, a look at student athlete legislation and the recent federal case, as well as an appeals court ruling on Florida mental work comp claims and microchipping employees.

The Way looks at the Dept of Labor taking on the Joint Employment Test and how California and Tennessee are handling the issue differently, marijuana banking, industry exemptions under ELD, updates in OSHA voluntary protection, and Medicare's MSP Portal.

This week's edition of The Way looks at the courts - rulings on data breach liability, opioids settlements & lawsuits, Colorado employers seeking to discontinue work comp maintenance medical benefits, & manufacturers' duty to warn about asbestos needed for their products.

This edition of The Way looks at upcoming decisions on Brexit, driverless cars, NFIP, and banking for cannabis companies. Also covered: updates in healthcare risk management and work comp updates in Oklahoma, Texas, and Oregon

This week's edition of The Way covers updates in Illinois work comp, a mandatory overtime proposal by the DOL, medical marijuana reimbursement, tort reform in Florida, and more updates around the country.

This week's edition of The Way dives into severe weather and its impact on industry, provides opioid updates from New Hampshire and Ohio, then looks at Medicare Secondary Payer reform, railroad workers' compensation, and cybersecurity.

As talks break down between California and the Trump administration, automakers are being set up for regulatory uncertainty. Meanwhile, Ohio and New York focus on opioid use in work comp, Florida and Arizona tackle distracted driving, and Michigan rules on marijuana, The Way covers it all in this week's edition.

The Way looks at data privacy after GAO issues a report to Congress regarding privacy legislation. Also covered: medical malpractice in PA, product liability in the UK, and updates around the country in GA, CA, and OSHA.

The Way looks at the effects of Illinois' proposed $15 min. wage, a slew of first responder bills across the country (including a penalty in Texas for delayed medical treatment), as well as what's happening with Michigan's no-fault system and a new marijuana ruling in Arizona.