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March 22, 2004
Midwest Edition
Workers' Comp Directory
All Wrapped Up in Workers' Comp
No surprise, but with the first quarter of 2004 drawing to a close, workers' compensation remains, as it has been for many years, one of the most troubled lines of insurance in the United States. On a calendar year basis, the combined ratio for workers' comp has lingered for a decade, well above the 100 break-even mark. Low points were the ...Features
Editor's Note: Innovation Key to Comp Quandary
Learn from the Pros—Common Attributes of Successful Agencies
Hazard in the Workplace: OSHA Identifies Businesses with Highest Injury Rates
Producer Compensation Plans—What Should You Pay and Why'
Lawyers and Reforming the U.S. Legal System
Little Relief in Sight for Tight Longshore Marketplace
Terrorism and TRIA – What's in Store for the Future'
One TPA Says it Has the Secret to Reining in Comp's Transition Costs
Show Me State's Economy Shows Stagnant Growth
Parting Shots: Workers' Compensation: Selecting the Right Insurance Partner
Departments
Fraud Roundup
- Ill. High Court Tosses Out Fraud Claim
- Toledo Man Gets 30 Days for Comp Fraud
- Ind. Lawyer Charged With 28 Counts of Insurance Fraud
Newsbriefs
- SEGAL HIT WITH 11 MORE COUNTS OF FRAUD:
- ILL. UIM BILL WOULD ENCOURAGE 'STACKING,' SAYS PCI:
- HUB'S REVENUES UP BY 24 PERCENT:
- CINFIN VP REPORTED IN CRITICAL CARE AFTER AUTO CRASH:
- NEB. PLACES PROTECTIVE NATIONAL INTO LIQUIDATION:
- MINN. HOUSE COMMITTEE OKs MED-MAL LIMIT:
- WIS. COURT RULES FOR CONTRACTORS ON CGL OBLIGATIONS:
