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Nina Luckman is a business journalist based in New Orleans, focusing primarily on the workers' compensation industry. Over the last several years, Nina has served as Editor of Louisiana Comp Blog, a news site she started in 2014 under the auspices of a group self-insurance fund. She can be reached at [email protected].

Injury Management Starts On Site. What Employers Need to Know

On-site care teams and clinics are proving to be a powerful asset in workers’ comp injury management.

An Unexpected Approach to Worker Safety: Bolster Your Accounting Department

What impact can the accounting department have on worker safety? A lot, it appears, according to this University of Iowa study.

Focus on Labor, Data and Communication: Three Prime Considerations for Workers’ Comp Claims Managers

Coordinating the human resources of claims organizations and making sure they can meet the ever-changing needs of clients is a front-burner issue in workers’ compensation.

As Mass Layoffs Surge, So Too Do Reactive Workers’ Comp Claims. How Organizations Can Assess this Risk

One-third of companies estimate they will lay off 30% or more of their workforce next year. Here’s why workers’ comp leaders need to be a part of those decisions.

COVID Did Not Send Shockwaves Through Workers’ Comp in 2021, but Policy Fluctuations May Still Come. Here’s Why

As more recent data becomes available, the pandemic’s long-term effects on workers’ compensation are gradually becoming clear.

Connection and Communication: What a Strong Mental Health Strategy Looks Like Before a Workers’ Comp Claim Rolls In

Author Genevieve Hawkins explains the complex layers of an effective workplace mental health strategy.

How a Tech Approach Can Put Predictive Workers’ Comp Analysis in the Hands of Small Businesses

Data is at the center of workers’ compensation and Insurtech, making this a unique intersection of growth for insurance.

Stalled Claims Could Benefit from These Tech Innovations in Workers’ Comp

The use of analytics and even virtual reality to address behavioral health problems in workers’ comp claims are gaining more and more attention.

The Hanover’s Carmen Sharp Places Improvement at the Fore, Making Her an Exec to Watch

Carmen Sharp believes in putting her staff’s experience to good use to boost efficiency and provide outstanding customer service.

Delivering Safety Training for Gen Z Will Require Explaining the Why

As Gen Z enters the workforce, managers must prepare to help them face common training challenges encountered by young workers as well as factors that are unique to their generation.

How BNSF Railway Managed Medical Claims While Working with 12 Unions

Despite federal laws that limit transparency and control of care for its injured employees, BNSF Railway seeks strategic opportunities for safety engagement and improved outcomes.

Inflation Rising. How Workers’ Comp Premiums Will Fare

Recent inflation upticks could be a boon for the workers’ comp industry, though caution going forward is advised.

New Tactics to Watch in Workers’ Comp Fraud Investigations

The Coalition Against Insurance Fraud estimates the fraud burden for workers’ comp at $32 billion per year. New investigation strategies can help mitigate the damage.

3 Ways to Prevent Costly Remote Work Claims

Attorney Megan Jones shares her top advice for getting ahead of injury claims in the new remote and hybrid work environment.

Think Your WC Claims Strategy Can’t Burn Your Brand?

Top employers discuss how organizations can optimize their brand presence by enhancing their claims management strategies.

Can Workers’ Comp Premiums Remain Favorable in the Face of Inflation?

While market conditions have begun to stabilize post-pandemic, the workers’ compensation market remains a notable exception.

Here Are the 4 Workers’ Comp Trends Payers and Providers Should Keep on Their Radar

Process improvements in workers’ compensation are becoming vital as service providers struggle with their own staffing issues.

Is Weather Risk a Workers’ Comp Problem?

Climate change poses immense safety risk to the workforce, says Jeff Rush of California JPIA. Employers must understand their exposures.

Why These Novel Physical Therapy Strategies Are Getting Attention from Workers’ Comp

Newer and more innovative physical therapy approaches are making their way into the workers’ comp space.

How Student-on-Teacher Violence Is Creating Greater Workers’ Comp Exposures in Public Schools

With schools now re-opened, under-socialized children are acting out.

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Injury Management Starts On Site. What Employers Need to Know

An Unexpected Approach to Worker Safety: Bolster Your Accounting Department

Focus on Labor, Data and Communication: Three Prime Considerations for Workers’ Comp Claims Managers

As Mass Layoffs Surge, So Too Do Reactive Workers’ Comp Claims. How Organizations Can Assess this Risk

COVID Did Not Send Shockwaves Through Workers’ Comp in 2021, but Policy Fluctuations May Still Come. Here’s Why

Connection and Communication: What a Strong Mental Health Strategy Looks Like Before a Workers’ Comp Claim Rolls In

How a Tech Approach Can Put Predictive Workers’ Comp Analysis in the Hands of Small Businesses

Stalled Claims Could Benefit from These Tech Innovations in Workers’ Comp

The Hanover’s Carmen Sharp Places Improvement at the Fore, Making Her an Exec to Watch

Delivering Safety Training for Gen Z Will Require Explaining the Why

How BNSF Railway Managed Medical Claims While Working with 12 Unions

Inflation Rising. How Workers’ Comp Premiums Will Fare

New Tactics to Watch in Workers’ Comp Fraud Investigations

3 Ways to Prevent Costly Remote Work Claims

Think Your WC Claims Strategy Can’t Burn Your Brand?

Can Workers’ Comp Premiums Remain Favorable in the Face of Inflation?

Here Are the 4 Workers’ Comp Trends Payers and Providers Should Keep on Their Radar

Is Weather Risk a Workers’ Comp Problem?

Why These Novel Physical Therapy Strategies Are Getting Attention from Workers’ Comp

How Student-on-Teacher Violence Is Creating Greater Workers’ Comp Exposures in Public Schools

Rising Star Abby Flaherty of Risk Strategies Details Her Entertainment Brokering Journey and How Industry Tragedy Has Impacted Coverage

Planck’s Leandro DalleMule Discusses the Ethics of AI in Insurance

3 Keys to Combat ‘Big Brother’ Fears with Safety Technology

2024 RIMS President David Arick Shares How COVID and AI Have Changed the Risk Management Space

Nina Luckman

Injury Management Starts On Site. What Employers Need to Know

An Unexpected Approach to Worker Safety: Bolster Your Accounting Department

Focus on Labor, Data and Communication: Three Prime Considerations for Workers’ Comp Claims Managers

As Mass Layoffs Surge, So Too Do Reactive Workers’ Comp Claims. How Organizations Can Assess this Risk

COVID Did Not Send Shockwaves Through Workers’ Comp in 2021, but Policy Fluctuations May Still Come. Here’s Why

Connection and Communication: What a Strong Mental Health Strategy Looks Like Before a Workers’ Comp Claim Rolls In

How a Tech Approach Can Put Predictive Workers’ Comp Analysis in the Hands of Small Businesses

Stalled Claims Could Benefit from These Tech Innovations in Workers’ Comp

The Hanover’s Carmen Sharp Places Improvement at the Fore, Making Her an Exec to Watch

Delivering Safety Training for Gen Z Will Require Explaining the Why

How BNSF Railway Managed Medical Claims While Working with 12 Unions

Inflation Rising. How Workers’ Comp Premiums Will Fare

New Tactics to Watch in Workers’ Comp Fraud Investigations

3 Ways to Prevent Costly Remote Work Claims

Think Your WC Claims Strategy Can’t Burn Your Brand?

Can Workers’ Comp Premiums Remain Favorable in the Face of Inflation?

Here Are the 4 Workers’ Comp Trends Payers and Providers Should Keep on Their Radar

Is Weather Risk a Workers’ Comp Problem?

Why These Novel Physical Therapy Strategies Are Getting Attention from Workers’ Comp

How Student-on-Teacher Violence Is Creating Greater Workers’ Comp Exposures in Public Schools

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