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The market has become tough for those buying management liability insurance -- and may get even tougher.

Work comp treats physicians as equals, except for cost, but there are huge differences; the data will identify the best doctors.

Workers' comp must face the psychosocial aspects of opioid addiction. An approach known as cognitive behavioral therapy shows promise.

Electrodiagnostics objectively determines an employee's capability before and after an injury claim, simplifying workers' comp cases.

States are evenly split on whether to allow "bad faith" lawsuits against insurers and third-party administrators. Who's right?

Spotting patterns in workers' comp claims starts with identifying the factors that contribute to accidents. The list is longer than you think.

Working with ARAWC, Tennessee has introduced a bill to increase "opt-out" options in work comp -- and more states may soon follow.

Fee-squeezing has killed quality. Have your workers' comp cases ever been determined by the results of functional exams?