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When it comes to managing construction defect claims, insureds should be looking for an insurance partner that has a sharp eye on the market and is keeping pace with today’s trends.
The court debates whether an injury that occurred during a commute is within the course and scope of employment.
Despite a decrease in utilization of pharmaceuticals among injured workers, sharp price increases continue to drive costs upward.
Payers are increasingly willing to pay for biopsychosocial approaches to claims because the data bears out the treatment’s positive ROI.
A new study shows evidence that California’s independent medical review process is helping injured workers get high-quality care and protecting them from unnecessary procedures.
Significant workers’ comp legal decisions from around the country.
The Texas flooding is a prime opportunity for insurers to learn more about automobile technology’s impact on claims numbers.
A pair of closely watched case in the Florida courts could have a significant impact on workers’ comp claims costs in the state.
Wearable technology can have a meaningful impact on costs through injury prevention and creative case management.
Shifts in the way workers’ comp products are purchased and sold continue to grow.
A failed attempt at flattery results in injury. There’s a lot to be said for learning how to take “no” for an answer.
Part one of a series on the top risk exposure for tenant-occupied properties and what insureds need to know to mitigate the risk.
Report highlights damage done by employee theft and fraud to smaller employers.
The agenda for the National Workers’ Compensation and Disability Conference® & Expo will focus on proven solutions for claims challenges.
The leave management environment is increasingly complex, and costly.
It’s important to set up environments where experimentation is possible.
A moving service that pairs moving customers with movers’ helpers claims it is not the employer of those helpers for the purposes of workers’ comp.
There’s a fine line between disputing a claim and being accused of bad faith. The difference lies in asking the right questions.
Four states are weighing bills that address emotional trauma claims from police officers, firefighters and ambulance workers.