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Understanding Classification Rules in Workers’ Compensation

AMAXX

When it comes to managing workers’ compensation, understanding classification rules is fundamental. These rules not only influence the amount you pay in premiums but also help ensure that your company is correctly classified based on the work it performs. This can free up resources for other areas of your business.

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Why Shouldn’t Insurance Executives Disclose Their Pay?

Property Insurance Coverage Law

A new bill filed in the Florida Senate by Don Gaetz is making waves by proposing that insurance companies disclose the financial relationships of their executives and related entities.

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Why Shouldn’t Insurance Executives Disclose Their Pay?

Property Insurance Coverage Law

A new bill filed in the Florida Senate by Don Gaetz is making waves by proposing that insurance companies disclose the financial relationships of their executives and related entities.

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HEMIC in Hawaii Issuing $5 Million Dividend to Policyholders

Insurance Journal

Hawaii Employers’ Mutual Insurance Company Inc. is giving policyholders the largest dividend in the workers’ compensation carrier’s history. The company credits HEMIC’s steady growth and policyholder …

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Summit Expands Workers’ Comp Coverage to Illinois

Insurance Journal

Summit, a regional provider of workers’ compensation insurance services, announced the expansion of its coverage into Illinois.

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LWCC Acquires North Carolina’s Prescient National

Insurance Journal

The Louisiana Workers’ Compensation Corporation (LWCC) announced that it will acquire all of the outstanding shares of Prescient National Insurance Company (PNIC) based in Charlotte, North Carolina. The transaction is an all-cash transaction, which has received regulatory approval and is …

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Maryland Report Says Many Workers Misclassified, Costing $59M in Workers’ Comp Premiums

Insurance Journal

Worker misclassification in Maryland is widespread, leaving thousands of workers without injury protection and depriving insurance companies of more than $58 million in workers’ compensation premiums each year, according to a report from a state task force. Maryland’s Joint Enforcement …