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By Joan Collier
Thoughts From Bob Hartwig’s Presentation at NCCI AIS
By Joan E. Collier
Insurance Information Institute President Bob Hartwig gave his trademark high energy presentation at today’s NCCI Annual Issues Symposium in Orlando. Some highlights from “Moving Beyond the Great Recession: Recovery, Uncertainty...
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Why Are Worker’s Comp Claims Down
The Wisconsin Association of Worker’s Compensation Attorneys (WAWCA) just held its tenth annual worker’s compensation seminar in Madison, Wisconsin.
Workers Compensation Looking Up?
Dennis Mealy, chief actuary for NCCI, has issued his state of the line report on workers compensation. There's a lot of good news for insurers, along with a few little red flags that might well morph into big banners of bad news.
Boulders and Making A Life Better
Bolders bring out the best in us, and boulders consequently bring out the best in life - our relationships with others. That was the message that Aron Ralston delivered to an enraptured audience at NCCI's Annual Issues Symposium (AIS) yesterday.
NCCI’s regulatory and legislative update
Day One is concluding with a discussion of legislative and regulatory trends, a panel of legislators and then your devoted author discussing “Thieves, Profiteers, and Enablers”; the bad actors infesting workers comp.
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