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 Adjuster Jobs – How To Apply If You Live Out of State We receive this question from adjusters frequently on out of state
Workers Comp Medical Only Claims Review – Important Time = Now Risk Managers, business owners, and anyone who handles Workers Comp claims should look to
Six States Had Surprising Medical Costs Per Claim Increases The medical costs per claim increase exceeded 12% in six states. WCRI (Workers Comp Research Institute)
Quick Claims Closure – Two Areas That Can Cause Problems Setting a goal of quick claims closure causes problems in two areas. Yes, closing out
Reportable Only Claims Save Thousands Of Dollars The reportable only claims may be a term you have never heard of in Workers Comp. Reportable only
Pandemic Effect End Date – Later Than You Think When do/did all Workers Comp policies contain a pandemic effect end date? J&L has surprisingly received
California’s WCIRB Changes Rating Info For Certain Industries The WCIRB changes Rating Info effective September 1, 2025, including eliminating, changing, and adding Classification Codes. The
Workers Comp Closed Claim Review – Necessary Task – See Why An easy task that any insured can perform is the closed claim review. Why
Reopened Closed Claims Status – The Silent Wrecker – Trust Me The Reopened Closed Claims Status can quietly ruin what was a good workers comp
Kids Chance – A Great Charitable Organization Two Weeks Ago, the popularity of the video about Lucy, the heavily disabled (or is she really?) teenager
NCCI Provides Monthly Workers Comp Medical Inflation Insights Report – Correction Could NCCI help adjusters set long-term reserves? Check out their report on Workers Comp
Disability Level and Lucy The Piano Player Are there exceptions to the disability level covered in my last article? OK, take 15 minutes to see
