North Carolina HB 237 – Reporter Concern on Access The North Carolina HB 237 is very important for enforcing the Workers Comp insurance requirement in
Reader Question – No XMod On Premium Audit Bill A reader question came in this week concerning the lack of an XMod on the premium audit
North Carolina Legislature Creates Committee The North Carolina Legislature has passed two different amendments to House Bill 237 better known as the Workers Compensation reform
Workers Comp Enforcement Increase with HB 237 The Workers Comp enforcement was increased by the NC legislature this week. The North Carolina Legislature amended House
Assigned Risk Plans Are Not Voluntary Should I have to join the Assigned Risk plans? The Assigned Risk Plan (ARP) is not a voluntary choice.
Cutcompcosts.com Reaches 1001 Posts Total Our Workers Comp blog totaled 1001 Posts today. Workers Compensation can be such a boring subject. It can also
Workers Comp Medicare Set Asides Town Hall Today If you handle any type of liability claim including Workers Compensation, you may want to call in
Fully Paid Policy – Premium Recovery May Not Be Fruitful Workers Compensation premium recovery can be very complicated on a prepaid policy. Over the weekend, I
Statutory Employment Shocker – Part I Statutory Employment rears its ugly head in two states this week. Statutory employees were really one of those under the
Employer Received Cancellation Notice Cancelling Workers Comp Policy A Cancellation notice cancelling a workers comp policy by a Workers Comp carrier can be a frightening experience for
Five Days Notice Until Proposed Premium Audit Date Less than five days notice cannot be enough time for a employer to prepare for a premium
New Policy Ombudsman – Addie Wong The new policy ombudsman for CA’s WCIRB is Addie Wong. She was recently named the new ombudsman for the
Shocking Statistics on Workers Comp Narcotics The NCCI just released a study today on Narcotics in Workers Comp. The buzz on narcotics/opioids almost rivals fraud.
Medical Fee Schedules For Workers Comp Workers Comp medical fee schedules are they worth it for the state without one to act for their constituent
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