The California Workers’ Compensation Institute has issued a new study examining the development and history of evidence-based medicine (EBM) as...
Monthly Archives: <span>February 2004</span>
Attorney General Brian Sandoval announced that the Nevada Department of Justice, Insurance Fraud Unit, obtained more convictions per capita than...
Insurance Journal recently unveiled information regarding an ongoing investigation into Torrance, Calif.-based Manning Riddell Insurance Services Inc. (License #0827722). See...
I recently had the opportunity to interview Colorado Commissioner Doug Dean to discuss the most prominent issues facing the Colorado...
Within the insurance industry—and even outside it—workers’ compensation fraud is typically associated with malingering employees who fake an injury in...
Since 1986, Texas has recognized an innocent insured exception to otherwise non-covered claims. The innocent insured doctrine usually involves arson...
The United States Census Bureau’s Census 2000 estimated Oklahoma’s population at 3,450,654. Approximately 81 percent of the adult residents had...
U.S. property/casualty insurers paid $12.8 billion to homeowners and businesses for insured property losses from 21 catastrophic events last year,...
A recent study analyzing the driving records of more than one million Americans revealed students had by far the most...
Workers’ compensation costs per claim in Texas increased at double-digit rates for the third consecutive year, according to a new...