With an extended heat wave gripping the nation, employers and workers are being reminded of the hazards associated with working...
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Several recent manmade events, including the attack at Pulse nightclub in Florida and the Belgium airport terrorist bombing, highlight the...
Working age adults account for more than two-thirds of the estimated 9.9 million annual fall-related injuries impacting U.S. adults according...
After several years of underwriting losses, underwriting performance for the U.S. property/casualty (P/C) industry’s workers’ compensation line generated a significant...
The latest study of medicine prices finds U.S. insurers’ spending on expensive prescription drugs nearly quadrupled from 2003 through 2014,...
California’s workers’ compensation system discriminates against women by judging benefits on the basis of stereotypes and ignoring harm done to...
Former Gov. Bobby Jindal’s privatization of claims processing and loss prevention services for Louisiana’s self-insurance program saved the state money,...
Ken Manning’s head is held up by two metal rods, four plates, and 17 screws in his neck. Since falling...
With the nation spending billions on medical and indemnity expenses for employees injured on the job, as well as patients...
Repeated serious safety violations have resulted in a serious workplace injury and in a large fine for a potato processer...