Workers' Comp

Frequently, claims managers, supervisors, adjusters or attorneys picked up a new claims file and question why a claimant acted in a certain manner. When working a claim, it is generally taken at face value. The facts are as they are in the file, unless some surprises turn up later.

Insurance fraud is a growing global phenomenon. In the United States alone, it is estimated that insurance fraud is an $80 billion dollar industry, second only to narcotics trafficking. Not surprisingly the two are often connected.

Brokers have an opportunity to communicate the benefits of Accident & Disability policies

A three-pronged approach harnesses the potential of big data to identify discrepancies within the business workflow enabling workers' comp adjusters to appropriately focus their attention and efforts.

Cutting costs no matter what is not the way to do the job.

When employers focus on better medical outcomes, the result is less time away from work and lower overall claim costs.