Most Americans are not prepared to deal with the possibility of becoming disabled and, in turn, unable to work, according...
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The Colorado House Business Affairs and Labor Committee has approved two workers’ compensation bills, one affecting employee’s choice of physician...
Contrary to popular opinion and despite well-publicized security breaches at governmental entities and major corporations, the primary methods of confiscating...
How much do independent agencies rely on contingency income and could they survive without it? Debate continues in the insurance...
Key elements of the proposed reform package as released by Gov. Spitzer’s office are as follows: • The maximum weekly...
Keeping it alive “This is something that was taken away as a part of the worker’s compensation reform bill passed...
Enacted catastrophe-related laws increased dramatically in the states last year, according to the annual survey of state insurance laws prepared...
Injured Nevada workers could face required drug tests to prevail in insurance disputes, under an industry-backed proposal debated by state...
U.S. District Judge L.T. Senter Jr., the federal judge weighing competing plans to resolve thousands of disputed claims in Mississippi...
Three members of the Kansas Insurance Department, Ted Clark, Anti-Fraud director, Larry Bruning, chief actuary, and Neil Woerman, director of...