An award-winning leading workers compensation technical blog written by James J Moore that covers all aspects of voluntary market and self-insured costs.
Remote Independent Contractors Test Same as Jobsite How does an employer know if their remote independent contractors are not considered employees? One of the most
The Social Security Workers Comp Effect Yesterday, I started to cover the Social Security Workers Comp Effect. I decided to break the article into two
Are Workers Comp Benefits Taxed? – Still #1 Question Phone calls from concerned injured workers during the tax filing season center on one area. Are
WCIRB 2025 Annual Conference – Why 11.2% Rate Increase? The WCIRB 2025 Annual Conference was presented online last week. I miss the days of traveling
Workers Comp Opinions Three Years Ago – Accurate? Recently, I was interviewed by a great reporter on my Workers Comp opinions. The same reporter interviewed
Fastest Way to Read AI Workers Comp Articles We have now seen AI Workers Comp articles proliferate over the last two years. I have written
In Big Beautiful Bill Workers Comp Appears How Many Times? The Big Beautiful Bill Workers Comp reference appears to be an exclusion rather than any
Adjuster Agent – Can Someone Be Both Simultaneously? Our HQ state North Carolina, now allows adjuster agents. Yes, you can be an adjuster and an
WCRI Study Shows How States Build Workers Comp Medical Fee Schedules CutCompCosts.com has always been a fan of workers’ comp medical fee schedules. Try this
Switching Workers Comp Policies Early = Expensive Coverage What prevents insureds from switching workers comp policies constantly or early in the policy period? The short
Very Informative WCIRB Premium Audit Webinar Last week, I watched a live WCIRB Premium Audit webinar that was worth the time. Although the WCIRB covers
California’s WCIRB Pure Premium Rate Increase- Surprising? When the WCIRB pure premium rate increase was announced, words such as “shocking,” “unexpected,” and “surprising” appeared in
