Articles about Workers Compensation Insurance in Insurance
Feeling the squeeze from rising workers' comp costs? Enlyte's Dave Torrence breaks down the hidden forces driving up expenses and reveals why integrating your systems is the secret to getting better outcomes and saving money.
In workers' comp, a simple 10-day delay for physical therapy can turn a minor injury into a major claim. Let's explore why direct access to PT is a no-brainer for better outcomes and lower costs, and why so many are still hesitant to embrace it.
Big news is stirring in the workers' compensation world. The MEMIC Group just closed its acquisition of The Dakota Group, a move that creates a new powerhouse in the industry. Let's break down what this really means for agents and businesses.
A recent North Carolina Supreme Court ruling has major implications for workers' comp liability. We break down the case and what it means for any business that hires contractors or off-duty help.
A real-life runaway boulder at Disney's Indiana Jones show injured a worker. Let's break down the critical insurance lessons this shocking incident teaches every business owner about what happens when the unexpected strikes.
Big changes are coming to Washington workplaces in 2026. We're breaking down the new L&I rules on worker pay and tower crane safety, and what it all means for your business and your insurance.
A worker suffers a catastrophic 13,000-volt burn. In the chaos, a dedicated case manager steps in, not just to process a claim, but to guide a family through their darkest hours. This is what truly compassionate care looks like.
The world of workers' comp is getting more complex than ever, from remote work injuries to rising claim costs. A recent survey shows how technology priorities are shifting to meet these new challenges.
CompSource Mutual just earned an 'A' (Excellent) rating from AM Best, the industry's toughest critic. But what does that alphabet soup actually mean for you and your business? Let's break it down.
Recent ICE raids on South Texas construction sites are causing more than just project delays. For insurance professionals, this is a major red flag for workers' comp, general liability, and builders risk policies.
A Tennessee driver with pre-existing arthritis needed a knee replacement after a work injury. Find out why the state's Supreme Court said the insurer had to pay, and what the "50% Rule" means for your next aggravation claim.
A Connecticut construction firm owner was arrested for failing to provide workers' compensation insurance. We break down why this is more than just a paperwork mistake and what it means for every business owner.