An award-winning leading workers compensation technical blog written by James J Moore that covers all aspects of voluntary market and self-insured costs.
California Workers Comp Premium Audit Guide A California workers comp premium audit guide showed up in a peculiar place. I came across a PowerPoint(r) presentation
Claim File Reviews – Use This Simple Diary System Every year we receive requests to perform claim file reviews to close out an employer’s calendar
When A Ghost Policy Becomes Scary – Accident Occurrence = Bad Day J&L Risk Management Consultants receives an inquiry on locating an agent that will
Insuring Agreements (Inclusions) – Second Part of DICEE Our back-to-basics articles continue with looking at the second part of any insurance policy referred to as
Are Alternative Workers Comp Insurance Programs Great Choices? One of the most popular consultant assignments we receive starts with a question such as in the
Workers Compensation Policy = Contract? We received this question on the similarities or differences between a Workers Compensation policy and a contract two weeks ago.
Certificate of Insurance Fraud More Prevalent Due To Small Biz Expansion Many articles on fraud have appeared in the Workers Comp blogosphere over the last
Workers Comp Premium Growth – Recovery or Expansion? Yesterday, NCCI released an update and final premium numbers for 2022. The Workers Comp premium growth numbers
Other States Insurance Coverage – When Feet Are Put To The Fire – Part 1 This is a five-part series on what happened when
Reader Question on Workers Comp Investing When we receive any article/newsletter reader questions, I usually attempt to include the article in an upcoming weekly newsletter.
Injured Employee Contact Debate – How Often? In our file reviews, one trend we have noticed since the end of the pandemic is the lower
New Workers Comp Opioid Study That Turned Out “Not So” Writing an article about what I thought was a new groundbreaking Workers Comp Opioid Study
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