Expert Analysis

By Caley Pitts  In general, if an employee’s job duties are contained to a fixed place of employment, an injury occurring while they are going to or coming from work is not compensable. However, one […]

The Labor Market Insights report provides a comprehensive monthly overview of key labor market statistics through a workers compensation lens. This valuable resource offers detailed analysis on drivers of premium and frequency, alongside NCCI’s perspectives on the […]

In an increasingly complex business environment, managing the risks associated with workplace injuries has evolved beyond reactive strategies to a more data-driven, anticipatory approach. For industries with significant exposure to workplace hazards, such as manufacturing, […]

In the nuanced domain of workers' compensation, enhancing return-to-work (RTW) programs remains a critical goal for employers, healthcare professionals, and risk managers. A successful RTW program not only helps injured employees recover and reintegrate into […]

In the ever-evolving landscape of workers’ compensation, insurance, and healthcare, technology is becoming a game-changer in improving efficiency, accuracy, and outcomes. One of the most significant advances shaping this industry today is the application of […]

Sarah Scott, Vice President, Network Services & Jill Falb, Vice President, Pharmacy Services, CorVel  At the core of every injured worker’s care journey is a need for quick access to medications to aid in recovery. […]

The U.S. Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) released a guidance update on patent subject matter eligibility, especially focused on the consideration of AI. The update, effective from July 17 through Sept. 16 allows public comments to […]

On August 22, 2024, the Utah Court of Appeals, in Ackley v. Labor Commission, clarified that injuries resulting from idiopathic falls to level ground floors can be compensable if the employee can show that the hardness […]