Workers' Compensation Daily Headlines

What Do You Think? A compensable injury must arise out of employment. A case involving a commercial truck driver for a Virginia company addresses the question of whether a road rage incident can be sufficiently […]

Cumming, GA (WorkersCompensation.com) – City officials in Cumming, Ga., said a city employee was killed when they were struck by a car in a city-owned parking lot. Her death was just one of a number […]

Some redefine the path for those who follow. Ronna Ruppelt is one of those leaders. A woman of incredible class, resilience, and strategic brilliance, she has carved out a powerful legacy in the insurance industry. […]

The Issue: Why Career Pivots Can Feel Daunting  Change is an inevitable part of professional growth. Yet, many women hesitate to pivot careers due to fear of failure, uncertainty, or the perception that shifting industries […]

Some people break in the face of unimaginable hardship. Others, like Tonya "TK" Knoettgen, rise fiercely, unapologetically, and with a fire that refuses to be extinguished.  This past year, TK faced a series of personal […]

The Issue: Why Confidence Feels Elusive for Many Women  Confidence is often mistaken as an inherent trait—something you either have or do not. In reality, confidence is a skill that can be built, strengthened, and […]

Compliance Corner When a managed care organization in Oregon denies a service, what kind of notice does it have to send out? That answer -- and more -- is on Simply Research, but as a […]

The Issue: How Women Have Shaped Workers’ Compensation  For decades, workers’ compensation was an industry primarily dominated by men, from the boardrooms of insurance carriers to the decision-makers crafting policy. However, the past several decades […]