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Our 30th Year in Business – Where Are the Cake and Balloons? With the start of our 30th year in business, we have seen so
An award-winning leading workers compensation technical blog written by James J Moore that covers all aspects of voluntary market and self-insured costs.

Our 30th Year in Business – Where Are the Cake and Balloons? With the start of our 30th year in business, we have seen so

Answering Questions on Closing Workers Comp Claims Closing Workers Comp claims remains one of the subjects that generate many questions from our blog readers. The

September 1, 2026 California Class Code Changes – WCIRB Webinar I decided to view this WCIRB webinar on the Class Code Changes that went into

2025 Most Reclassified Class Codes – NCCI’s New List The most reclassified class codes can be found in the chart below. NCCI’s new list for

Very Popular Question – Uninsured Subcontractors and Workers Comp One of the most popular questions that J&L Risk Management receives now involves uninsured subcontractors –

NCCI Study on Wage Levels and Medical Utilization Provides Workers Comp Reserving Insights Concise studies that can provide free Workers Comp reserving insights deserve a

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Recent California Workers Comp Changes – Do Not Ignore Them Whether you live in the Golden State or not, some of the recent Workers California

Workers Compensation Small Deductible Plan – Worth It? A California employer emailed a question about a Workers Compensation small deductible plan recently. California small deductible