An award-winning leading workers compensation technical blog written by James J Moore that covers all aspects of voluntary market and self-insured costs.
Workers Comp Accident Spike – Helene Same as Hugo? Will a Workers Comp accident spike occur after Hurricane Helene? First, I wanted to provide a
Workers Comp Claim Closing – Adjusters Take 5 Minutes to Avoid Later Headache A five-minute or less review at the time of the workers comp
Avoiding Closed Workers Comp Claim Mistakes One of the major mistakes made during loss run reviews occurs with this set of “silent claims.” Closed Workers
Heavy Fed Rate Cut – Any Workers Comp Effect? The last time the Fed rate cut the interest rate so much was in 2008 –
Full Duty Return to Work Requirement Costly For Employers In our claim reviews for employers, a trend that had faded now seems to have returned
Injured Worker Contact – 24 Hours Even More Critical Now After receiving a First Report of Injury, how quickly the injured worker receives contact from
Comprehensive PPD Rating Study – 34 State Comparison I came across a great PPD Rating study by NCCI that was worth a read. The National
Data Manipulation Also Happens In The Insurance World The concept of data manipulation hit home with me over this last week. I found an old
California’s WCIRB 8810 Class Code Webinar – Who’s Your Admin Assistant? Yesterday, I watched a great 8810 Class Code webinar. California’s WCIRB (Workers Comp Insurance
Adjuster and Agent Licenses – How Many States Allow Duality? Many times per year, I receive questions on how to advance in the world of
Multistate Workers Comp Claims Adjusting = Balancing Act Becoming a Multistate Workers Comp claims adjuster ends up as an eye-opening experience. A recently promoted Senior
Effective Safety Committees – Great Presentation Earlier This Week I attended the NC Mid State Safety Council’s Quarterly Meeting in Pittsboro, NC. Steve Naylor from
