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WC Subrogation against Political Subdivisions Given Last Rights 11/07/2012
By: Gary Wickert
State: PA | Segment: | 0
The states which seem most inimical toward subrogation rights always seem to be struggling with themselves, contorting legislation and case decisions in an inexplicable effort to destroy one of the most effective means society has for holding down insurance premiums – subrogation. Pennsylvania...Read More
 
 
Workers' Comp Costs Challenge Town's Ability to Control Taxes 10/16/2012
State: NY | Segment: | 0
A change in the way workers’ compensation costs are accounted for in Chautauqua County is challenging the Town of Hanover’s ability to comply with the state’s 2% cap on property taxes, the Dunkirk Observer reports.Chautauqua County is located at the extreme western end ...Read More
 
 
Wasted Money? 10/15/2012
State: CA | Segment: | 0 | Popular with Vendor
In the last several weeks I've done three conference presentations on Senate Bill 863.Based on audience questions at the various seminars, one of the least controversial parts of the recently enacted comprehensive workers' comp reform is the section dealing with reforms to the su...Read More
 
 
Workers' Compensation Overpayment 10/02/2012
By: Justice Paul E. Pfeifer
State: OH | Segment: | 0
Here at the Supreme Court of Ohio we review numerous workers’ compensation cases. The questions raised in these cases cover a wide range of issues, but one that we handled earlier this year was rather unique.The case involved Donald F. McNea Jr., a police officer for the city of Pa...Read More
 
 
What will Aetna do with Coventry's Work Comp Business? 09/13/2012
By: Joe Paduda
State: NA | Segment: | 0 | Popular with Insurance
That's a question I've been asked a couple dozen times over the last two weeks.For several reasons I don't see Aetna selling the Coventry workers' comp business.1. It generates a ton of cash.While the financials are a bit murky, the workers' co...Read More
 
 
Workers' Comp: Headed over the 'Fiscal Cliff?' 08/10/2012
By: Joe Paduda
State: NA | Segment: | 0
With Washington seemingly frozen in place, unable to agree on anything except it's the other side's fault, the awful specter of the Fiscal Cliff looks more and more possible. But unlike any other fall from a great height, we're already getting hurt.The ...Read More
 
 
What's the Real Workers' Comp 'Secret Sauce?' 08/03/2012
State: NA | Segment: | 0 | Popular with Legal
"An educated consumer is our best customer." - Sy Simms (a really smart retailer). In the mid-1980s and early 1990s, our nation was in the midst of an awful workers' compensation crisis. In my home state of Massachusetts, the cost of workers' comp was approaching $2 billio...Read More
 
 
When to Drug Test 07/25/2012
By: Michael Rabinowitz
State: FL | Segment: | 0 | Popular with Legal
A colleague recently presented a new claim she encountered.  A client’s employee was involved in a trucking accident (that same day).  The accident was bad.  The cab flipped and crushed.  The employee was undergoing emergency surgery.However concerned the employ...Read More
 
 
Workers' Comp and the Affordable Care Act 07/05/2012
State: CA | Segment: | 0 | Popular with Legal
Assuming that Obamacare isn't grievously wounded by Congressional de-funding and that a Romney win in the election doesn't result in repeal of the law, what effect will it have on workers' comp?I've already received several client e-mails asking whether the Affordable Hea...Read More
 
 
Workers' Comp Annual 'Must-Read' Doc 05/10/2012
By: Julie Ferguson
State: NA | Segment: | 0 | Popular with Insurance
Workers' comp geeks and nerds, your wait is over: NCCI's 2012 Workers' Compensation Issues Report is out. For the uninitiated, NCCI stands for "National Counc...Read More
 
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