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Without a Reserve Funding Analysis, the insurer becomes the de facto reserve fund.

As state regulators try to limit growth in hospital costs, they should look at the delicate balance that Montana is trying to strike.

A story from Oregon illustrates the problems with bureaucrats and workers' comp.

After competing in two pageants while collecting workers' comp for an injury that kept her off of her job, a woman is charged with fraud.

Still, despite the recent ruling, the challenge to courts is to not sit in judgment over what is fundamentally a legislative decision.

Much of the discussion on the Oklahoma Option is accurate but not complete. It is easy to absorb a part of the story.

The workers' comp industry has pushed too far and needs to rethink its philosophy.

The death of an injured worker may stop all benefits, but there is a way to get the value of those benefits now.