Easy Way To Write Articles – Call on Your Muse An easy way to write articles is one that I have used since 2007. The first article on this website was written in March 2007. The best way to start is by just sitting down at the keyboard and start
Workers Comp Budgeting Mistake – Sometimes The Numbers Aren’t The Numbers A frequent workers comp budgeting mistake I see at least quarterly is when a low Workers Comp Experience Mod increases or decreases significantly. Most of the time, the budgeting mistake comes from a lower Mod increases to what would
Workers Comp Consultant – Are You Ready To Start Your Engine? Over the years (since 1996), one of the most popular questions that I have fielded is what do I do if I want to be a Workers Comp Consultant? This question came from interns, agents, claims adjusters, premium auditors,
Top 10 Workers Comp Concepts – NCCI AIS 2022 Last week, I covered the NCCI Annual Issues Symposium – more of a comprehensive view. Cristine Pike was kind enough to invite me to the conference. I decided to cover the Top 10 Workers Comp Concepts that I learned from press
The NCCI Annual Issues Symposium 2022 – Day 2 – a huge amount of data and ideas. The second day of the NCCI Annual Issues Symposium 2022 started with Dr. Bob Harwig, University of South Carolina. Dr. Hartwig covers the most data in the shortest amount of time. Dr. Bob
NCCI Annual Issues Symposium 2022 – The First Day of Great Info The NCCI Annual Issues Symposium 2022 kicked off with me missing some of the morning sessions due to a medical issue. Cristine Pike, Communications Director – NCCI, was kind enough to keep me up to date on the
Absence of Workers Comp Medical Provider Networks – 1993 Example Still Resonates Today Workers comp medical provider networks can usually provide injured employees with the utmost care while saving medical treatment dollars. A win-win-win situation between the injured employee, medical provider, and employer can be attained if a preset workers
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