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The behavioral health community is adjusting with transitions to telemedicine and other alternatives.

Is a worker who contracts COVID-19 compensated under workers’ compensation for income loss and medical expenses?

"Presumptions" are changing, state by state, increasing exposure for employers and adding complexity.

The best time to fix D&O issues is when the sailing is smooth, not when the corporate yacht is about to sink.

Four leading CEOs weigh in on how the pandemic is changing the insurance industry, for good.

According to the National Insurance Crime Bureau, workers’ comp medical fraud costs approximately $30 billion per year in the U.S. alone.

Increased demand for telemedicine is leading to a dramatic shift in workers' comp healthcare delivery.

COVID-19 will affect the workers’ compensation industry well beyond claims related to the virus. Fortunately, the industry is in strong shape.