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Vermont is known for its forward-thinking approach to insurance regulation, but two recent initiatives show how the State is taking dedication to innovation a step further.
Simplifying and humanizing the workers comp process benefits injured workers and employers alike, but many aren’t doing enough to put workers first. Here’s what a true advocacy approach demands.
For those in the commercial casualty insurance industry, you may have come across the term “In Rem,” but may not be very familiar with it. Just what is In Rem, how did it come about, and what place does it have in certain insurance contracts?
More and more companies are implementing a telecommuting policy. This trend is becoming more prevalent in the insurance industry.
Cannabis operator tenant can bring you increased hazards. Here’s an insight into the excess and surplus lines insurance market, with which your landlord clients may not be familiar.
Physical therapy’s success is a result of a multi-pronged approach – engage early; identify and treat the location of the injury, not the source of pain; and encourage the patient to play an active role in their recovery.
CorVel’s CareMC Edge is a collaborative claims management platform designed to improve claims results by speeding up data gathering, decision making and care delivery.
While a single-payer health care model is up for debate in the U.S., the possible impact on workers’ compensation could be significant.
Slips and trips in the workplace are no laughing matter. Something as seemingly minor and innocent as slipping on a wet floor has the potential to turn into a much greater incident, possibly even a worker’s compensation claim if there is an injury involved.
In this white paper, we’ll take a closer look at cannabis extraction methods to better educate brokers when placing coverage in this rapidly expanding industry.
One workers’ comp carrier is doing its part to keep injured workers off unnecessary painkillers in the first place.
Millennials will be the largest workforce in 2020, but they see our industry as unattractive. How do we change that?
Carriers who take an integrated and transparent approach are best equipped to help clients proactively mitigate growing property exposures.
It’s a matter of when — not if — the next storm, flood or fire will affect your business. Here’s how to become more resilient.
The U.S. captive industry continues to grow, but a limited pool of talent and expertise poses challenges. A trade association that works closely with domicile regulators can help captive owners adapt and succeed amid a changing environment.
These misconceptions have held employers and payers back from adopting telemedicine solutions despite proven benefits. Here’s some clarity on the subject.
In just the past few years, natural disasters have generated startling headlines and produced enormous challenges for many, including for workers’ compensation systems.
Predictive models improve clinical outcomes and reduce costs for payers, but only if you know how to use them.
Large losses that occur abroad involve both foreign and domestic insurers which may be subject to different regulations.
As the workers’ comp industry better understands the relationship between mental and physical health, a new generation of industry executives are leading the way to better biopsychosocial treatment.
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