A Conversation with Frank Pennachio – See below. I usually try to stay away from advertising any company’s services – that what this blog has
Very Old Workers Comp Subrogation Claim – Loss Run Says Open – Why? A new blog and newsletter reader asked this question last week after
Texas Says Report COVID-19 Vaccination Reaction Claims (Work-Related) In reading various Workers Comp publications – yes, I do that in the evenings, I came across
Home Ergonomics Advice Learned From Recent Webinar Recently, I viewed (or should it be attended?) a webinar on home ergonomics advice from TeamErgo that is
Workers Comp Predictive Analytics – Do Not Ignore Old Open Claims One of the big changes with loss run reviews started with the carriers and
Employers Require Return to Work Workers Comp COVID-19 Vaccinations? I started pondering how the Workers Comp COVID-19 vaccination process would work if an employee were
Workers Comp Test Audits – What Are They – Necessary Evil? Not too long ago, I had thought that Workers Comp test audits were not
California’s Rating Bureau WCIRB 8871 Webinar Today – Some New Insights I just finished watching the WCIRB 8871 webinar. The webinar was only 30 minutes.
Workers Comp Website – 10 Lessons Learned Since Last Week’s Switch J&L moved its workers comp website provider last week. Many problems came up that
Workers Comp Zoom Presentation From Last Week – Lessons Learned My Workers Comp Zoom presentation for the Academy of Insurance last week taught me a
Upset Reader Says Experience Mod Increases – Loss Run Had No Changes One noticeable complaint tread from our article and newsletter readers recently comes from
Workers Comp Allocated Expenses – The Hidden Premium Charges You May Not Owe A long-running debate still exists today on how workers comp allocated expenses
