Workers' Comp

With 2010 in the rearview mirror, it is now time to focus on 2011.

Premium audit does not get the respect it deserves. In fact, a lack of respect for premium audit over these past few decades has resulted in much mediocrity in the quality of the function, especially among the premium audit vendor community.

January is done and your arrow aimed at renewal premiums has hit its target. Now what have you got in your quiver to boost your success rate for the rest of the year—or at least until the heavy renewal months of July and October?

A Florida appellate court has upheld a decision by state Insurance Commissioner Kevin McCarty to deny a license to Dallas National Insurance Company for writing workers’ compensation coverage in the Sunshine State.

For Robert Norris, CIO at Pinnacol Assurance, being involved in strategic business decisions is more than a component of his role as the company's IT leader -- it's also part of his job title.

Obesity is growing globally, with America leading the way. In the United States, the incidence of obesity is the highest of all reporting countries and the trend continues unabated.

With the nation's legislative landscape dominated by health care reform and relatively stable workers' compensation rates in 2010, workers' compensation fell off the radar screen.

TransCare Corp., a medical transportation company serving the mid-Atlantic, has seen dramatic improvements in workers' compensation claims closures since implementing an intake/triage program in July 2010.