Workers’ Comp Profits at Risk from Growing Competition, Lower Rates: A.M. Best December 24, 2019 Workers’ compensation carriers’ ability to retain profitable accounts and maintain market share could be challenged due to declining rates and...
Minnesota Intensifying Enforcement of New Wage Theft Law December 20, 2019 Two Minnesota agencies are ramping up their efforts to root out wage fraud by adding staffers to enforce a new...
Former NHL Player Dies of Injuries from Minnesota Workplace Accident December 19, 2019 The family of former NHL player Scot Kleinendorst says he has died of injuries suffered in a workplace accident in...
Report Says Virginia Should Cover Injuries Caused by Repetition December 19, 2019 Virginia is the only state in the country whose workers’ compensation system doesn’t cover injuries sustained through repetitive work activities,...
Pie Insurance Expands Workers’ Comp Insurance Offering to New Jersey December 19, 2019 Pie Insurance today has expanded its workers’ comp insurance offering into New Jersey. This latest addition increases Pie’s coverage area...
Workers’ Comp Provider Omaha National Expands Coverage to New Jersey December 12, 2019 Omaha National, an Omaha, Nebraska-headquartered workers’ compensation insurance and payroll services provider serving small and midsize employers, has announced it...
11 People Treated for Injuries from Chemical Reaction at Alabama Plastic Plant December 11, 2019 Medical workers treated nearly a dozen people and firefighters evacuated a building Monday after a chemical reaction caused injuries inside...
Virginia Beach Mass Shooting Led to 450 Workers’ Comp Claims December 11, 2019 Workers’ compensation claims have emerged as another yardstick for measuring the devastation of the mass shooting in Virginia Beach. The...
3 Policyholders Receive Safety First Grants from Missouri’s Safety National December 9, 2019 St. Louis, Missouri-based Safety National, through its annual Safety First Grant Program, has awarded three policyholders for their creative risk...
Massachusetts Prosecutors Seek Prison Sentence for Drain Company Owner December 6, 2019 Massachusetts prosecutors asked a judge to sentence a drain company owner to seven to 10 years in prison for his...