Expert Analysis

Connecticut—Administrative Law Judge’s Discretion to Award Temporary Partial Incapacity Benefits After Maximum Medical Improvement On March 18, 2025, the Supreme Court of Connecticut, in Gardner v. Dept. of Mental Health & Addiction Services, considered whether an […]

By Kim Radcliffe, Sr VP of Product Management, Apricus, an Enlyte company The U.S. health care system wastes an estimated $750 billion annually, with $200 billion attributed to overuse or unnecessary services. In workers' compensation, physical […]

A decade in workers’ compensation has only strengthened my conviction: The intention of our work is to return injured workers to good health and meaningful work. This approach extends beyond financial considerations and mandatory requirements because […]

“It was the best of times, it was the worst of times …” The opening line of Charles Dickens’ literary classic, A Tale of Two Cities, may not be the first thing that comes to mind […]

By Derek J. Goff  There is almost nothing a plaintiff’s attorney loves more than eliminating elements of claims that must be proven at trial. If that attorney can argue—or demonstrate through a conviction—that a statute, […]

In the recent case of Liberty Mutual Insurance Company v. Robert A. Lee, et al., Case No.: 6D2023-2377, the Florida Court of Appeals ruled that a workers’ compensation carrier’s subrogation lien should be calculated following a […]

As we celebrate International Women’s Day, I want to recognize all of the incredible women who are shaping the workers’ compensation industry. To those driving positive change in risk management and claims—advocating for injured workers […]

White Papers In this survey, we examine how employers are permitted to manage workers’ compensation liability coverage, including their option to self-insure, the deductibles associated with workers’ compensation insurance policies, and special statutory rules for […]