Tips on Settling Legacy Claims in Workers’ Comp Too often workers’ compensation legacy claims that linger are the result of a status quo mentality, according to workers’ compensation... Read More
Travelers Collaboration to Test VR, Wearables in Acute Orthopedic Injury Treatment The effectiveness of therapeutic virtual reality (VR) and wearable technology to manage pain associated with acute orthopedic injuries of the... Read More
Tips on Navigating the Independent Counsel Bad Faith Minefield The decision to hire independent counsel on a claim can be wrought with pitfalls, according to Kevin Quinley, founder and... Read More
Helmet Use Linked With Lower Risk of Cervical Spine Injuries in Motorcycle Crashes Despite claims that helmets do not protect the cervical spine during a motorcycle crash and may even increase the risk... Read More
People News: GEICO, CM Regent, Zurich NA McKenzie Named Vice President of GEICO’s Macon SE Regional Office GEICO board of directors named Gary McKenzie regional vice president... Read More
U.S. Auto Recalls Slow in 2017 From Takata-Boosted Pace The number of U.S. vehicles recalled for safety or technical defects plummeted in 2017 after several years of record levels... Read More
How Pennsylvania Keeps Natural Landmarks Safe for Public Use Despite a tricky and manpower-intensive rescue of a teenager, Wind Cave in southern Lancaster County will not be closed to... Read More
Employer-Required Drug Tests Decline Employers are struggling to hire workers in the tightening U.S. job market. Marijuana is now legal in nine states and... Read More
After Florida School Shooting, Even Idle Threats Get Tough Response Fifteen students in one Florida school district are facing felony charges and prison time for making alleged threats since the... Read More
Olympic Star Raisman Files Suit Against USOC, USA Gymnastics Aly Raisman spent months urging the U.S. Olympic Committee and USA Gymnastics to get serious about taking a long hard... Read More