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An appeals court reversed a puzzling W.C.A.B. decision that awarded temporary total disability benefits beyond five years from the date of injury,

States take different approaches to choosing workers' comp doctors, but ranking based on outcomes always delivers benefits.

Negotiating a workers' comp settlement at a mediation is often better than at the board, but how does that compare with an informal? 

Macroeconomic forces have been fueling a contentious debate between brokers and underwriters on compensation, leading to a war of words.

A culture clash in construction can cause confusion that leaves a project uninsured or the employer in breach of contract.

The cost of fraud is 5% to 10% of insurers’ annual revenue, and it takes firms a median time of 20 months to detect continuing fraud.

While the outlook for employee and voluntary benefits is promising, the market no longer looks anything like it once did.

Analytics can be positioned as a profit center, transforming its visibility and perceived value to a workers' comp organization.