Continuing Workers Comp Subrogation Crisis – Money Still Being Left Behind In our claim file reviews, one area that claims adjusters seem to constantly miss
Our subrogation services helps recover money left on the table. Subrogation remains one of the areas that confounds many Workers’ Compensation insurance adjusters. A few
Very Old Workers Comp Subrogation Claim – Loss Run Says Open – Why? A new blog and newsletter reader asked this question last week after
Workers Comp Liability Subrogation – Seven Steps For Vehicles What Is Workers Comp Liability Subrogation for auto accidents? Let us take an example I have
Workers Compensation Online Access – Subrogation Claim Discovered Having Workers’ Compensation online access creates $85,000 subrogation claims missed earlier by the insured. How did this
Misunderstood Waiver of Subrogation Endorsement – Why You Should Read Your Workers Comp Policy The Waiver of Subrogation Endorsement appears in almost all workers’ comp
The Subrogation Letter Should Not Be Solely Relied Upon To Recover Workers Comp Payouts A quick subrogation letter remains one of the stalwarts in recovering
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
Workers Comp Reserve Reviews And Subrogation Our Workers Comp Reserve reviews uncover many concerns on claims handling. Subrogation refers to an insurance company seeking reimbursement
Auto Accidents Report Has Interesting Side Statistics The NCCI report on Auto accidents. NCCI (National Council on Compensation Insurance) is the largest rating bureau in
Transfer Of Right Of Recovery = Waiver A transfer of right of recovery for Workers Comp usually involves a very specific type of waiver. The
Term Of the Day – Waiver Of Subrogation The WC term of the day waiver of subrogation clause is very popular in insurance policies and
Where Did The Money Go – Subrogation Bleeds Work Comp Funds Where did the money go with your subrogation? I have posted on this subject
Workers Compensation Subrogation Can Be Money Left On The Table Does Workers Comp subrogation exist in Workers Comp claim department? Subrogation is one of those
Risk Management Diary For Workers Comp Subrogation The Workers Comp Subrogation handlers should have a risk management diary. A few posts ago I analyzed
Workers Comp Money – Subrogation Concerns Sometimes Subrogation turns into the Workers Comp money left on the table. I have covered subrogation a few times
Subrogation – The Silent Workers Comp Premium Refund A Workers Comp premium refund that no one talks about is subrogation. I have posted on subrogation
Subrogation Not On Radar Screens In Work Comp Files The topic of subrogation is one of the most misunderstood areas in insurance, and especially Workers
Work Comp Subrogation Additional Concern Work Comp subrogation has a kind of quirky standard definition. To me, it is the possibility of another party having
All Lines Claims Adjusters – Where Have All The Generalists Gone? The all lines claims adjusters have now faded into the mist. I rarely run
Reopened Workers Compensation Claims Conundrum I have not covered reopened workers compensation claims articles for many years. This type of claim exists on almost all
Health and Workers Comp Insurance Ripe for Combination After finishing up the recent article on indemnity-only claims, one of the questions that I have had
The Institutes Offers Free AIC Micro-course Deal I usually check out The Institutes’ website at least every six months. Why? I like to see what
Answers to the Workers Comp Advanced Quiz – Did You Answer All 12 Correctly? I was supposed to post an article for the answers to
Workers Comp Basics – New Book Looks At The Forest Instead of the Trees A long-time friend of mine Nancy Germond decided to grab the
Recent Reader Question – Loss Run Numbers and Experience Mod Sheets Confusion One of the most frequent questions that we have received over the years
The Vexing Part of Workers Comp -Average Weekly Wages – Per Diems – Easy Fix I was reading an article written by John Kamin, Attorney
Nixon Administration Workers Comp Federalization – The Landscape Changes in 1972 The Nixon Administration Workers Comp Study of 1972 recommended that the states should continue
Workers Comp Self-Insurance Calendar – Repetitiveness is Key Last week, I wrote an article on the voluntary market policy calendars. I did not want to
Workers Comp Claims Departments Have Often Ignored Numbers and Opinions Why are Workers Comp claims departments so rarely asked for input into studies for financial
Paying Workers Compensation Late – Five Ways It Costs Claims Staff Paying Workers Comp benefits late can cause a claims adjuster or staff many headaches
2022 Workers Comp Self-Insured Resolutions – Post-Pandemic(?) The 2022 Workers Comp self-insured resolutions should be looked at as a bridge from the pandemic to the
2022 Workers Comp Resolutions – A Few Major Changes The 2022 Workers Comp resolutions have changed from the 2021 resolutions. I have written resolutions for
Workers Comp Benefits Quiz – 10 Quick Questions – Answered Most of the answers to this workers comp benefits quiz are in the articles that
Ready to cut your Worker’s Compensation costs? Discover and Correct Workers Compensation Premium Audit Errors and Mistakes. Contact Us Whether you call it Workman’s Compensation,
WCIRB Over-reserving Correction – Rating Bureau Helps Out Employers – Wow! The Webinar Info Is at the bottom of this article California’s Workers’ Comp Insurance
Upset Reader Says Experience Mod Increases – Loss Run Had No Changes One noticeable complaint tread from our article and newsletter readers recently comes from
2021 Self Insured Workers Comp Resolutions COVID Caused A Few Changes Most New Year’s Resolutions come from altering the resolutions from last year. The 2021
2021 Workers Comp Resolutions – Huge Change From 2020? The 2021 Workers Comp resolutions began with waiting until all the election cycles had been completed
Self Insured Claims Data – Going Beyond A Loss Run J&L examines loads of self insured claims data every month. Some TPAs offer loads of
Workers Comp Reserve Reduction Strategy – Do This Last Critical Step Many articles in this blog center around formulating and enacting your workers comp reserve
Whatever Happened to Workers Comp Recorded Statements? Not too long ago, workers comp recorded statements appeared in every file where the injured worker received any
Workers Comp Mega Claims From A Claims Standpoint A meeting notice caused me to write this article on Workers Comp mega claims. If you have
Workers Comp Ladder of Insurance – Subs of Subs Become Employees Early in my career, my insurance company employer sent me to what was a
Asking For Claim Numbers Can Wreck Any Workers Comp Relationship – J&L Yesterday, I was trying to locate a claim for a long-term client. I
2020 Self Insured Workers Comp Resolutions – Not Changing Success The 2020 Self Insured Workers Comp Resolution centers around sustaining success in your program and
2020 Workers Comp Resolutions – Starting With A Clean Slate Your 2020 Workers Comp resolutions begin with the obvious – start the list now in
Workers Comp Claim Action Plan – Online Access Answers 90% of Questions Most Workers Comp Claim Action Plans cause the adjusters to have to do
$250,000 Claim Reserve Level Creates Many Critical Responsibilities The $250,000 claim reserve level causes many necessary actions. Some of them are obvious. The other not-so-obvious
Workers Compensation Reserves – The Illusive Moving Target All Workers Compensation reserves have a common element. Very few, if any, employers, actuaries, underwriters, agents, and
Certified Return Receipt Mail – Workers Comp CYA The use of Certified Return Receipt Mail may seem out-of-date in the age of Facebook, Twitter, etc.
Associate In Claims (AIC) Designation Recommended For Work Comp Adjusters The Associate in Claims Designation (AIC) is highly recommended for quite a few old and
Top 10 Risk Management Techniques The Risk Management Techniques for Workers Comp can vary by state. One technique may not work in a certain state.
Work Comp Predictive Models There are so many articles on Work Comp predictive models out in the blogosphere. Many taut their ability to see
Workers Comp Articles The 1,530+ workers comp articles on Cutcompcosts cover some of the topics outside the US. I will try to cover more of
North Carolina Court of Appeals and the WALSH Jurisdiction Test The WALSH Jurisdiction Test for Workers Compensation has always seemed to work when multi-jurisdictions (states)
Exclusive Remedy – North Carolina Affirms The North Carolina Court of Appeals has ruled the doctrine of exclusive remedy is still intact. The legal environment
Six Ways To Excel In the Comp Arena With No College Degree The Comp arena has more than six ways to excel without a college
The Full NCPRIMA Presentation With Slides Included Last week, I presented at the NCPRIMA Annual Conference. The slides for the full NCPRIMA presentation can be
Liability Adjusting Enables Great Workers Comp Adjusting One of the more complex liability adjusting components of Workers Comp claims is subrogation. Subrogation rears its ugly
J&L”s Risk Management Workers Comp Consultants As Workers Comp Consultants, there are many areas of consulting in which we specialize for our clients. Our premium
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These definitions are designed for use when dealing with any WC insurance personnel, especially when renewing your WC policies. A – B – C – D – E – F
Workers Comp Premiums – Type of Tax Yes, Workers Comp premiums could be thought of as a tax of sorts. The similarities between taxes
Ten Quick Ways – Review Workers Comp Loss Runs Your workers comp loss runs are a very important step in reducing your company’s premiums or
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
Self Insurers Can Ruin Their Programs Without Realizing It The first 12 ways self insurers ruin their Workers Comp programs are below. Workers Compensation self
Workers Compensation Audits – Five Types For Cost Savings We often receive questions centering on Workers Compensation audits. Audits – we like to call them
Self Insured Edition – Workers Compensation Program Our readership on the 10 Ways To Tell If Your Workers Compensation Program Is In A Failure Spiral spiked
Will The Feds Control Workers Comp In 10 Years? In the future, will the Feds control Workers Comp. In my last post, I commented on
Reserve Review Action Plan I had posted often over the last few weeks concerning claimx`s review for insureds with a January 1, 2011 renewal date.
Term Of The Day – Experience Account Experience Account refers to a provision in an insurance or reinsurance contract that, using some function of such policy
Workers Comp File Reserves Important To Catch Up The Workers Comp file reserves important this time of year. I have posted over the last two
WALSH Best Test When Multi-Jurisdictions Involved WALSH is best test for multi-jurisdictions of workers comp. I have posted on this subject in the past. I
CMS Now Runs FIO The CMS runs FIO – should this be death of Workers Comp? OK, so the title is meant to catch
Endorsements Can Change Policy Many Times Policy endorsements change the policy as many times as the carrier wishes. Workers compensation policies may need some type
Policy Provisions – When Reality Hits The Policy Provisions trip up employers when filing claims. Even adjusters sometime have trouble with the policy terms. The
Net Loss Is The Final Countdown The term Net Loss is seldom used in Workers Compensation. The figure represents the final paid loss regardless of
Workers Comp Declarations Dec Page Is the Workers Comp Declarations Dec Page really that important? I have often been asked by our clients what to
Workers Comp Claims Guide – 7 Words To Remember A Workers comp claims guide can be broken down into seven easy-to-remember words. I was posting
Maine Solid Subcontractor Rules The state of Maine makes solid subcontractor rules for Workers Compensation. The State of Maine has come up with a novel
Workers Comp Premiums Most Common Error The most common error in Workers Comp premiums and policies is one that I had to think over for
Workers Comp Concern = Three Areas I have been out of action for about a week, as this is the end of our tax season.
Will A Workers Comp Funds Recovered Lower Our Mod Will a workers comp funds recovered lower our Mod this year? This question was emailed in
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