Michelle Kerr, National Workers’ Comp editor and conference chair, shares her excitement for the upcoming conference, set to begin this October. 

This year’s report turned to a focus group of industry leaders to learn how they’re approaching some of workers’ comp’s top challenges

Ahead of this year’s WSIA conference in San Diego, here are some key trends affecting specialty lines. 

Movement therapies have innumerable benefits on their own. Here’s how they are helping in the fight against the opioid epidemic.

A session at the VCIA conference discussed 6 trends the captives space should keep on their radar, including the hard market and cyber.

Two top docs in the workers’ comp arena bust key myths the industry must contend with surrounding cannabis use amid the substance’s legal momentum.

Insurance industry internships, broader career development opportunities and bringing better health care to underserved communities are all interwoven into the workers’ compensation carrier’s mission.

The upcoming elections, medicare-related fee schedule changes and medical marijuana are among the issues WC legal and regulatory experts are watching.

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

Dr. Casey Chosewood has dedicated much of his career to the concept of Total Worker Health® to enhance workplace safety efforts. He has a lot to share at National Comp this October.

Rehrig Pacific Company shares key secrets to its success in reducing employee musculoskeletal injuries by 86%.

What we eat affects every system in our bodies. After an injury occurs, patients need support to understand the role food plays in recovery.

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

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

As employers scramble to keep their businesses staffed, safety trainings that speak to the needs of underserved workers could be a key part to avoiding turnover due to injuries.

Vermont’s top captive regulator steps down and other notable announcements in this week’s issue of People on the Move.

From a global pandemic that is still raging on over two years later to the war in Ukraine, disruption seems to be the name of the game for the next iteration of the so-called “roaring 20s.” The events of recent years have changed every facet of our lives and property and casualty insurance markets too… View Article

At RIMS 2022, Dorothy Riviere, chief clinical officer of Bardavon Health, spoke about PT and pain management, and the need to better educate injured workers.

Taking a leading role in battling climate change is a topic close to the heart of Steve Weinstein, chairman of the Bermuda Business Development Agency.

Protecting commercial properties from the ravages of climate change is a key consideration for FM Global and its CEO Malcolm Roberts.