
Countrywide Mega Claims Webinar and Report – A Closer Look
Countrywide Mega Claims Highlights and Video A recent webinar and report on countrywide mega claims showed one pattern that made me pause and think. This
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Countrywide Mega Claims Highlights and Video A recent webinar and report on countrywide mega claims showed one pattern that made me pause and think. This

2025 WCRI Conference – Worth It The 2025 WCRI conference that I will attend is worth it for data wonks. I have attended the WCRI

Putting the Puzzle Together – Trump Executive Order and Workers Comp No political leanings with my comments on a recent Trump Executive Order. Let us

Small Indemnity Claims Festering Analysis and Example Small indemnity claims festering can devastate an employer’s Workers Comp program regardless of size. Self-insureds are also exposed

Can Collection Agencies Pursue Unpaid Workers Comp Medical Bills? We received a phone call from an injured worker who was being pursued by one of

Experience Mod Disputes Start with Unknown Department An employer question came in over the Holidays that I thought needed to be addressed to lower the

Remote Worker Workers Comp Insurance Still Required We received this remote worker workers comp insurance question from a reader last week. The company considered keeping

Junk Mail Folder Analysis – Gold Nuggets You May Be Missing Another year comes to a close. Your junk mail folder, spam folder, or whatever

DOGE Workers Comp – Will Elon and Vivek Change System? Will DOGE Workers Comp system changes occur in 2025? Since mid-November, relatives, friends, and Workers
New NCCI Video Looks Ahead To 2024 From 2023 Yes, the new NCCI video on the 2023 data results looks ahead to 2024. Remember that

Closing Out A Workers Comp Year – May Not Work That Way When closing out a Workers Comp year as an employer/agent, or adjuster, three

Workers Comp Premium Audit Error Rates Sometimes Overinflated As in the period from 2008 – 2013, many websites that want clicks are stating that workers