Law was once a profession. That is no longer the case, though there are still demands of professional behavior, professional standards. The profession of law haw evolved largely into the business of ...
Read More Today, I’m going to convince you that despite years of continued decreases, work comp premiums are still too high. And will likely remain too high for the next few ...
Read More California - A new report by the California Workers’ Compensation Institute found that the use of opioids in lost-time claims has dropped 51% over the last decade. The significant decrease has ...
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The Financial Services Committee (FSC) of the House of Representatives recently held a hearing on the reauthorization of the Terrorism Risk Insurance Act, also known as TRIA, which expires on December 31, ...
Read More The Indiana Supreme Court recently rendered three consolidated decisions regarding Indiana judges. The first is In the Matter of the Honorable Andrew Adams (19S-JD-386); the other two are similarly ...
Read More Effective June 17, 2019, N.J.S.A 34:15-95.6 became law in New Jersey. This law applies to dependents of public safety workers, who are defined as officers of a paid, partially-paid, or volunteer fire or ...
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Texas Department of Insurance,
Division of Workers’ ...
Read More Workers Comp Statistical Significance Better Known As The Benchmark
Most discussions and articles concerning Workers Comp Statistical Significance center on the Experience Modification Factor and Loss ...
Read More At the 2019 SAWCA All- Committee Conference, Clarissa Preston and David Benedict from NCCI provided an update on legislative issues around the nation.
Federal level
TRIA reauthorization is one of the most ...
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