Mental Stress Injury or Good-faith Personnel Action
Effectively Managing Questionable Stress Claims Legitimate psychiatric stress claims do [...]
Business Auto Coverage 101: The Basics
As a business owner, insurance coverages for the cars, trucks, [...]
Athens Administrators: A Great Company and A Great Place to Work
Athens Voted One of the Best Places to Work in [...]
Medical Liens: Increasing Costs and Delaying Speedy Claims Resolution
California's workers’ compensation system is unique in many ways, and [...]
The Goal: 2011 – Try New Things and Achieve Better Results
Does different necessarily mean better? Not always, but approaching a [...]
2010 in Review… and What to Look for in 2011
The economy and high unemployment rates made 2010 a challenging [...]
More Metrics for Mastering Your Workers’ Comp Program
More Metric’s for Mastering Your Workers’ Compensation Program Focus on [...]
Compound Drugs and Medical Foods
A Rising Cost Factor in Workers Compensation Claims In 2007, [...]
New DWC Regulations
The Division of Workers’ Compensation (DWC) has released amended regulations [...]
The Impact of Medicare on Workers’ Compensation Claims
A 2009 California Workers’ Compensation Institute study has found: Claims with Medicare involvement are approximately 20% more costly than those without. 6.5% of all permanent disability claims involved Medicare-eligible claimants.