Commercial Lines

What is it about reality-TV stars and insurance fraud? Another one pleads guilty, to lying to receive workers' comp benefits.

The report is part of a year-long, anti-competitive campaign that has been orchestrated with workers' comp claimant attorneys.

The employers' view: Nonsubscription works, and it’s a win/win for employees and responsible nonsubscribing employers.

Illinois’ system has not evolved to meet the modern workplace; it works more for special interests than employers and employees.

The spate of recent, important decisions raises a question: How do state legislatures wind up passing such complex laws?

An Uber-style app to summon someone to pick up a pet's poop raises interesting questions for workers' comp. (Call of doody, anyone?)

But even the most innovative start-ups will need the help and support of traditional carriers and brokers.

Group insurers still aren't scratching the surface of the market, but are some just one or two details away from unlocking it?