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California Insurance Commissioner OKs Lower Workers’ Comp Benchmark Rate

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California Insurance Commissioner Ricardo Lara today issued a decreased pure premium rate for workerscompensation insurance, lowering the annual benchmark rate from $1.41 per $100 of payroll— representing a 2.1% percent decrease from last year. The advisory rate …

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WCIRB Summarizes 2024 California Workers’ Comp Legislation

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The WorkersCompensation Insurance Rating Bureau is giving its take on bills passed and passed on by California Legislature this year. The Legislature recessed for the year and Gov. Gavin Newsom had until Sept. 30 to sign or veto any …

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Pinnacol’s EverPeak Workers’ Comp Coverage Expands Into South Carolina

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EverPeak Insurance, a workerscompensation insurer that specializes in hard-to-place industries and small businesses, has recently expanded into South Carolina. Vice President and Chief Operating Officer Vlad Stojanovic said the move will help address the difficulties that some employers face …

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WCIRB: California Workers’ Comp Written Premium in 2023 Was up Slightly

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California workerscompensation written premium in 2023 was slightly above 2022, while written premium for the first six months of 2024 is 2% lower than the first six months of 2023, a new report shows. The WorkersCompensation Insurance Rating …

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Colorado Governor Wants to Privatize State’s Workers’ Comp Carrier

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Jared Polis wants to spin off the state’s stake in Pinnacol Assurance, privatizing the workerscompensation carrier of last resort to help it make more money and plug government budget holes. Colorado Gov. The big idea is that pulling up …

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

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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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Texas Workers’ Comp is Growing, Profitable, Adding Doctors

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Texas’s worker’s compensation market is stable and steadily growing. The workerscompensation market is one of the few consistently profitable lines in the state, according to the Worker’s Compensation Annual Report 2024 from the Insurance Council of Texas.