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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
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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

Adjusting Workers Comp Claims in A New State – Five Mistakes Adjusting workers comp claims in other states became popular before the pandemic. Many states

Workers Comp Claims Departments – Gone So Soon? Workers Comp claims departments felt the reduction in claim numbers for the last 20+ years. Any workers

Ergonomic Holiday Tips – A Rare Guest Post I rarely allow guest posts on this website. Ergonomic Holiday tips sounded like a good subject this

Urgent Care Centers – Great Risk Management Technique – Becoming More Popular The growing popularity of urgent care centers in my area reminded me of

Carrier Study Shows Causes/Costs of Restaurant Worker Injuries An excellent recent study and report by AmTrust Insurance Company generated surprising results on restaurant worker injuries.
Workers Comp Election Cycle Effect – Maybe, Maybe Not I am asked many times every two years about the election cycle effect – Do the

New State of the Line Podcast Section – NCCI Labor Market Insights October 2024 Thanks to Madison White and Cristine Pike for alerting me to

Medical Only Claims Misclassification – The Worst We See What is workers comp medical only claims misclassification? Why do those claims turn out the worst?

Workers Comp Carrier Performance Rankings Texas 2024 A tier-based Workers Comp Carrier Performance Rankings Report shows a common theme. Recently, the Texas Department of Insurance

Workers Comp Medical Provider Networks = Medicare Advantage Problems Why would I compare Workers Comp medical provider networks with Medicare Advantage plans. Many of my