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The measure for workers' comp outcomes is deeply flawed, yet, defying Einstein's definition of insanity, we keep using it.

A crazy case of workers' comp fraud involving a local judge, a cemetery, painkillers and the lid of a toilet tank.

Absolutely crucial: A WCRI study found that fear of being fired was associated with four additional weeks for the employee on disability.

Physicians say they need to spend more time training their workers' comp peers, need to consider psycho-social issues -- and much more.

Should the workers comp requirement be eliminated for the 75% of employers and occupations with negligible additional risk?

Evaluating and rating the performance of work comp doctors based on the data is do-able and important.

Contrary to myth, option programs create competitive pressures that reduce workers’ comp costs and benefit both large and small employers.

Insurance agents need to have a discussion with their clients about their use of staffing companies and temps, especially in California.