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Long COVID Claims Still Impact California’s Workers Comp System, Report Shows

Insurance Journal

The impact and surge of long-term COVID on the California workerscompensation system since 2020 has been prevalent, including long-term impacts on disability and long-term patterns of medical cost and treatment on long COVID claims. That’s from a report by …

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Workers’ Comp Claims Audit: Initial Action Plan Checklist

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Claims audits and reviews are one of the most commonly used tactics by companies to control workerscompensation costs. In fact, according to the RIMS 2009 Annual Benchmark Survey, 90% of companies had conducted a claim audit or review of at least some of their claims within the previous six months.

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California Vocational School Owner Charged With Fraud in Workers’ Comp Scheme

Insurance Journal

The owner of a Fresno, California-based for-profit vocational school was charged with engaging in fraudulent billing practices related to workerscompensation. The fraudulent insurance claims could reach … Paul Steve Ramirez, 59, was charged with 11 felony counts, including insurance fraud.

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Minnesota Workers’ Comp System Stable Despite COVID-19 Impact

Insurance Journal

Workerscompensation claim rates and benefits paid in Minnesota continue to be stable or follow their long-term downward trajectories, a new Department of Labor and Industry (DLI) report shows. The 2024 Minnesota WorkersCompensation System Report presents trend data regarding …

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Washington Metal Fabricator Faces Felony in $340K Workers’ Comp Scam

Insurance Journal

A Washington man who claimed he was too injured to work while operating a metal fabrication shop faces a felony charge in an alleged $340,000 workerscompensation scam. Travis Lee Johnson, 52, of Spokane Valley, pleaded not guilty recently to …

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Cyber Risk: West Virginia OIC Plans to Dispose of Older Workers’ Comp Files

Insurance Journal

The West Virginia insurance commissioner’s office has adopted a new policy: It will soon begin destroying workerscompensation claim files that are 10 years old or older. “Given increasing cybersecurity concerns and the type of information contained in the closed …

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Long COVID Claims Still Impact California’s Workers Comp System, Report Shows

Insurance Journal

The impact and surge of long-term COVID on the California workerscompensation system since 2020 has been prevalent, including long-term impacts on disability and long-term patterns of medical cost and treatment on long COVID claims. That’s from a report by …