Workers' Comp

A growing number of workers' comp carriers are refining their underwriting and pricing approaches by data-mining their own systems along with external sources to transform their business.

Once again, the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services have issued new deadlines for some reporting responsibilities. Read one for the latest information on dates.

Nurse case managers must navigate both the healthcare and workers' compensation systems -- and in recent years, both have grown increasingly complex, making their jobs more challenging and demanding.

At first glance, Senate Banking Committee Chair Christopher Dodd's plan to create an Office of National Insurance, incorporated in his financial regulatory reform bill, might seem harmless.

The Maryland legislature has rejected legislation that would have imposed an outright ban on the use of credit information in rating automobile insurance.

The Maryland legislature has rejected legislation that would have imposed an outright ban on the use of credit information in rating automobile insurance.

Insurers, balking at having to help pre-fund a bailout authority for systemically risky companies, have secured a key change in financial services reform legislation that will reportedly limit the assessment to one major insurance carrier.

Chinese drywall may be getting all the press coverage of late, but an older and more familiar foe continues to plague America's buildings.