An award-winning leading workers compensation technical blog written by James J Moore that covers all aspects of voluntary market and self-insured costs.
Insurance Industry Investment – Interesting Results A few insurance industry investment numbers to ponder over that show a solid return on investment. A newsletter and
2026 NCCI Annual Insights Symposium – Wharton School of Business and Disco The conference main page can be found here. I will be covering the whole
Workers Comp Priorities – Eisenhower Matrix – Different Version The easiest way that I have found to deal with Workers Comp priorities originated with our
Couriers and Messengers Class Codes – Reader Question This Couriers and Messengers article came about due to another operator in the world of Workers Comp
Sharing Transportation & Warehousing Subcategory From NCCI – Risk Management Gold NCCI recently released an Industry Drill Down that contained so much good Risk Management
WCRI Publishes Workers Comp Injectable Therapies Study Report – Thorough and Timely One of the most discussed claims department approval reviews for medication comes from
Claims Adjuster Communication – Are Chats OK? I received this question a few days ago from a newly-hired adjuster for a TPA (think self-insureds). My
Definition – ULAE – Unallocated Loss Adjustment Expense Unallocated loss adjustment expense, better known as ULAE – love those acronyms is one of those terms
Workers Comp Self-Insured Resolutions – Looking Back to Look Forward The 2026 Workers Comp self-insured resolutions started with an email from last week. An apology
Workers Comp Christmas – Helping The Grinch Steal It A Workers Comp Christmas Holiday was stolen by the Grinch last year. How do I know
Large Deductible Program Question From Newsletter Reader We appreciate hearing from our employer newsletter readers. The question concerned its large deductible program. Large deductibles seem
Black Ice Risk – Severe Injuries During Winter Black ice risk increases during the winter months. The 2025 – 2026 winter season was forecasted to
