Texas Mutual’s fraud-fighting team identifies $6.4 million in fraud in 2019
In 2019, we received 2,925 referrals and estimate our work helped prevent over $3.4 million in fraud.
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Read More Legal Update by Attorney Alison Stewart and Law Clerk Jordan Gehlhaar On July 30, 2020, Workers’ Compensation Commissioner Joseph Cortese II issued an appeal decision in Martinez v. Palvich, Inc. & National ...
Read More It is hard to believe that it has been a month, but the Division of Workers' Compensation released its September COVID-19 report on Monday, covering the data available through August 31, 2020. As noted in ...
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Claim management teams will spend more money on a workers’ compensation claim the longer an injured employee stays off work. Based on this given, it is essential for members of the claim management ...
Read More Having put The Insider on pause for a few weeks to have some fun researching pandemics in earlier times (they were awful) and to improving my tennis game (it’s pretty good), we now dive back into the ...
Read More Here’s a rant.
I had a really frustrating call with the relative of an injured worker lately. Their family member was catastrophically injured on the job and has been left a paraplegic. They spent ...
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Over is a challenging term to some. There may be a reluctance to accept it. Over has been the topic of a few lyricists over the years. Sugar Ray (2001) asked "When it's over, Is it really over?" Loverboy ...
Read More Premium Audit Payroll Numbers Now More Important Than Ever
Why is the Workers Comp Premium Audit payroll accuracy more important in 2020? Yes, the COVID-19 pandemic may reach into your premiums more than ...
Read More The Supreme Court has adopted amendments to Rule of Professional Conduct 7.5 (“Law Firm Names and Letterheads”) so as to remove the requirement that the law firm name include the name of a lawyer ...
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