Texas has a hail problem. OK, from an insurance perspective, Texas has a weather problem, period, but that’s another story...
Monthly Archives: July 2018
There are about 200,000 new claims each year in the Texas workers’ compensation system, representing about 2 percent of covered...
Cassie Brown has been appointed Commissioner of Workers’ Compensation at the Texas Department of Insurance, Division of Workers’ Compensation. She...
The artist behind Chicago’s famous bean-shaped sculpture has filed a federal lawsuit accusing the National Rifle Association of copyright infringement...
An audit has found that Kansas doesn’t have money to devote to wildfires and its fire-fighting efforts are inadequate. In...
Missouri’s General Assembly has passed, and the governor has signed, a bill that exempts some commercial insurance policies and endorsements...
H.W. Kaufman Group, headquartered in Farmington Hills, Michigan, added Christine M. Tricoli to its executive team as vice president, Human...
Two former Iowa Workforce Development judges may sue the agency for wrongful discharge after the Iowa Supreme Court made significant...
One wouldn’t normally associate blockchain with workers’ compensation, two completely different industries that seem worlds apart. But as it turns...
California public self-insured workers’ compensation claims from fiscal year 2016-2017 rose less than 0.4 percent compared to the corresponding data...