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Critical articles tend to be an accumulation of plaintiff attorney opinions and confusion by out-of-state persons.

Texas has always been an Opt In state -- no one need buy workers' comp insurance -- but some mischaracterize Texas in pursuit of an agenda.

There is plenty of blame to go around for the current mess, but a good deal of it belongs to the folks on the Oklahoma Insurance Commission.

Loss trends, stagnant interest rates, deteriorating reinsurance results and challenging regulatory issues are likely to have a negative impact.

Offering professional administration (PA) of a workers' comp claimant’s future medical funds can help facilitate a settlement.

The Oklahoma Option ruling means employers considering locating operations there should sit on the sidelines and wait for clarity.

Marten Transport had an ROI of 3.7 to 1 in its workers' comp program from baseline testing of employees.

One and a half times as many people die of drug overdoses as die in vehicle accidents. Here is how analytics can tackle the opioid catastrophe.