Classification By Analogy The term Classification by Analogy is one of those workers comp buzzwords that generates a large number of emails and call to
States Vary Greatly in Work Comp Outpatient Hospital Charges – WCRI The Work Comp outpatient hospital charges for even a minor procedure have become very
Virginia Medical Fee Schedule Passed By House and Senate A new Virginia medical fee schedule is in the works. One of the last holdouts on
Are Work Comp Premium Audits Only Correct 25% Of The Time? We review Work Comp premium audits for employers as one of our core services.
Work Comp Schedule Ratings Backed by FSU Research Some of the Work Comp Schedule Ratings produced by NCCI, WCIRB, and other rating bureaus now have
North Carolina Work Comp Subrogation Re-re-reverses Course The subject of North Carolina Work Comp subrogation has frustrated carrier and Third Party Administrator claims staffs over
The 10 Most Dangerous Jobs vs. Their Loss Costs A 10 Most Dangerous Jobs list was produced by Careercast this week. I thought I would
Business Insurance Closed – Update – They Are Back Open Business Insurance was always a great publication that I read for many years. They had
West Virginia Rates Are Falling Again The West Virginia rates for Workers Compensation have received another reduction recommendation by NCCI. West Virginia is one of
A Great Example of Workers Comp Math The crazy world of Workers Comp math has driven many people batty. Why? Last week, I wrote an
Cutcompcosts.com Upgrades Website Access and Readability We at Cutcompcosts.com are now happier campers, so to speak. Two years ago when we switched from Blogger to
Experience Mod Question From Article Reader The Experience Mod system- while seemingly complicated and full of penalties – has a built in algorithm that keeps
Dave DePaolo Was Such A Great Person I met Dave DePaolo in 2003 through an associated Workers Comp company. We met in the WorkCompCentral offices
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