Simply put, communicating with all relevant parties involved in workers’ compensation claims (e.g., employees, supervisors, medical providers, and claims adjusters)…
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When employers purchase workers’ compensation insurance, such a policy is used to cover expenses that result from employees becoming injured…
Reporting Workers’ Compensation Claims Workers’ compensation laws are often misunderstood because they can vary significantly between states. If your employee…
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Your experience modification factor, or EMOD, is an important component used in calculating your workers’ compensation premium. If you can…
How Opioid Use Affects Workers’ Compensation Prescription opioids are the number one workers’ compensation problem in terms of controlling the…
The rising cost of claims presents a significant challenge for employers today. However, there is a simple strategy that can…
The NCCI Remuneration Rule In all states but Washington, workers’ compensation insurance uses a remuneration process as the basis for…
As you likely know, your experience mod plays an important role in determining your workers’ compensation premiums and is largely…
Iowa House Bill 518, which was signed into law on March 30, 2017, makes several changes to the Iowa Workers’…