Abstract
This chapter provides an intensive examination of the myriad of ethical challenges and situations that one faced (and may tempt) almost by every person involved in a workers’ compensation case—from injured employee to employer to healthcare professional to legal representatives to case managers. The chapter concludes with various real-life case examples wherein questionable ethical laps es have occurred.
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