Articles about Workers Compensation Insurance in Insurance
A flight attendant contracted COVID-19 on a work trip, sparking a major legal battle. Discover how a recent Washington Supreme Court ruling redefines workers' comp for traveling employees.
A recent Delaware Supreme Court decision has big implications for workers' comp insurers trying to recover money after a workplace car crash. Find out what this ruling means for your subrogation strategy.
Workers' comp can feel cold and impersonal. We sat down with Power Broker Monica Adwani to learn how her unique, empathy-first approach is transforming the experience for injured workers and their employers.
A major leadership change is underway at the Workers’ Compensation Insurance Rating Bureau of California. We're saying goodbye to a 39-year veteran and welcoming the new CIO who will shape the future of workers' comp tech.
A recent Washington Supreme Court decision could change everything for pandemic-era workers' comp claims. We're breaking down what this ruling means for flight attendants, other essential workers, and the insurance industry.
An anonymous tip led investigators to uncover a massive workers' comp fraud case in Washington. Learn how social media and surveillance exposed a lie set to cost the system $1.3 million.
The old "just fix the injury" model in workers' comp is dead. We're finally realizing that mental health is just as critical as physical recovery. Here's how data, empathy, and even VR are changing the game.
A Virginia teacher shot by a 6-year-old was just awarded $10 million. It’s a heartbreaking story, but the real bombshell for businesses and insurers is *how* she won—by sidestepping the workers' comp system. Let's break down what this stunning verdict really means.
Big changes are happening at Texas Mutual, the state's top workers' comp provider. They've just named Prateek Sangal as their new Chief Operating Officer, and it's a move that signals a real focus on the future of insurance operations.
A Virginia teacher was shot by a 6-year-old, and a judge ruled it wasn't a typical Worker's Comp case, awarding her $10 million. We break down the shocking verdict and what it means for personal liability and school insurance.
A Texas manufacturer just got a major award for workplace safety. Let's break down what WNA did to earn the Lone Star Safety Award and what it means for their workers' comp.
A San Antonio courier service tried to game the system and got caught, big time. Here's the story behind their $800,000 workers' comp fraud case and what it means for every honest business owner.