Protecting Multicultural Workers “As Utah continues to benefit from increased diversity, employers are scrambling to keep up with changes in...
workers’ compensation News
State Compensation Insurance Fund Says Proposal to Sell Its Assets Have Failed in Past We are very concerned that the...
School Wants to Eliminate Workers’ Comp for Workers in Foreign Countries A New Jersey nonprofit that hired workers to teach...
Rhode Island-based Narragansett Bay Insurance Co. has named Laura L. Colangelo as director of accounting. Colangelo brings broad experience in...
A claims-made and reported professional liability policy will not cover a Massachusetts lawyer who failed to notify three different insurers...
Robert E. Beloten has been named chairman of the New York Workers’ Compensation Board, replacing Zachary Weiss, who announced his...
Rolling Meadows, Ill.-based C. W. Olson and Co., an affiliate of the full-service insurance brokerage firm Associated Agencies Inc., promoted...
Will Weston, vice president and principal of Blanchard & Calhoun Insurance Agency in Augusta, was elected president of the Independent...
The implementation of a medical fee schedule in Tennessee after reforms passed in 2004 has helped save employers $1,300 per...
The Insurance Council of Texas recently presented William H. “Bill” Huff, vice president of Regulatory Affairs for Affirmative Insurance, with...