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NCCI Combined Ratio Optimism – Top Question Posed to NCCI Every Year I have been very hesitant over the years to include videos in these
Workers Comp Preexisting Conditions Review – Back By Popular Demand Most claims staff and risk managers have the phrase – aggravation of preexisting conditions etched
NCCI Data Now Program Releases The Data Connection – First Edition Earlier this week I received the following note from Cristine Pike, NCCI Director of
Why The Number 36 Is A Crucial Policy Dispute Time Limit We are contacted at least twice a month where the policy dispute time limit
10-Year Benchmarking Study – Workers Comp Claims Staff Turnover Increasing I viewed/attended a webinar sponsored by various Workers’ Comp organizations just before the Holiday. Not
Experience Mod Predictions – Accuracy Depends on Who/Whom You Ask Most Experience Mod predictions can be a tedious process that has cofounded most people working
New Study Explains Why Opioids Did Not Work As Intended What do you mean opioids did not work? Yes, according to a new six-year study.
Workers Comp Expert Witness – 50 State Guru? Now that I have been a workers comp expert witness along with other lines of insurance for
Why Are Real Hourly Workers Comp Costs Higher For State/Local Government? The Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) should always be a “go-to” place for any
Reader’s Question on Minimum Experience Mod Premium When the J&L article or newsletter readers email a question, I always try to answer the question as
California Insurance Carriers Update Allstate Says No New HO Policies Two California insurance carriers are now not writing new policies in certain lines of insurance.
Why Would Workers Comp Insurance Carriers Leave A State? For many years, since the workers comp insurance crisis o the 1990s, the workers comp markets
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