Quick Hits As Simply Research readers know, a key step in whether a worker has a workers' compensation claim is determining whether the injury arose out of and in the course of the worker's employment. […]

LAKEWOOD RANCH, FL – January 15, 2026: WorkCompCollege.com, a service of Workers’ Compensation Educational Services, LLC, today announced a long-term, 10-year strategic partnership with Montana State Fund to deliver a customized professional development platform supporting the education, growth, and long-term success […]

Case File Montana's top court took up a case involving assignment of workers' compensation policies and found that an attempt to cast cancelations as assignments didn't negate the cancelation portion of the maneuver. Simply Research […]

Glossary Check It's tough to have a workers' compensation claim without an injury, but just what is an "injury" depends on how state law defines it. Such a definition is one of many points of […]

Butte, MT (WorkersCompensation.com) -- What happens with certificate changes in Montana? State law prescribes reporting steps, which are as follows: Certificate holders must report all changes to a certificate in writing to the department within […]

WHY:                     Montana workers are 1.26 times the national average more likely to be injured on the job. Some of those accidents are catastrophic or even fatal. Kids’ Chance of Montana (KCMT) is a non-profit […]

Butte, MT (WorkersCompensation.com) -- They say don't mix work and pleasure, but how can you get out of the office parties, company picnics, and inter-department softball games and still make it up the corporate ladder? […]