An award-winning leading workers compensation technical blog written by James J Moore that covers all aspects of voluntary market and self-insured costs.
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
Case Manager Appreciation Week – Kudos To A Much-Needed Profession If one reads the Workers Comp posts on LinkedIn, the Case Manager Appreciation Week occurred
Workers Comp AI – Graphic Example of What Can Go Wrong This article appeared in my inbox early this morning involving Bing’s AI Concerns. It
How Are Workers Comp Webinars Sustaining Their Popularity? Workers Comp webinars should have faded into the mist after the pandemic was officially over late last
What Would a 20-Year Experience Mod Look Like? A 20-year Experience Mod at first glance seems like almost a joke. Then, when one looks at
AI Workers Comp Article Publishing – No Differentiation AI Workers Comp article publishing looks like a runaway scanner or copy machine. Every great once in
WCIRB Telecommuter Class Code 8871 10% Lower Than Clerical 8810 Yesterday, I sat in on/attended/viewed a WCIRB (CA WC Rating Bureau) webinar that covered the
Workers Comp Knowledge Quiz – Hints In The Links (Updated) Dealing with an abscessed tooth is no fun. I had to miss the NWCDC conference
IRS Independent Contractor Definition Useful Determination Info Employers face a daunting question when they use independent contractors. When I was writing the previous article on
Top Five Workers Comp Tax Questions Answered J&L’s corporate tax filing season ends tomorrow (whew!). Every year we receive the following workers comp tax questions
Did PWALSH Test Replace the WALSH Test For Workers Comp Jurisdiction? One of the most useful tests and acronyms in the workers comp insurance world
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