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SAIF in Oregon Declares $60M Dividend for Workers’ Comp Policyholders

Insurance Journal

The board of SAIF, a not-for-profit workerscompensation insurer in Oregon, declared a $60 million dividend for their current policyholders. The funds will start being dispersed starting in October, with 51,288 policyholders receiving the dividend, which as determined based on …

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Maryland’s Largest Workers Comp Insurer Files for 8% Rate Cut

Insurance Journal

The nonprofit company also announced its highest-ever policyholder dividend of $55 million for 2025. Chesapeake Employers’ Insurance Co. has filed for an 8% net rate decrease with the Maryland Insurance Administration (MIA) effective April 1, 2025. It is the eighth …

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CannGen Launches Workers’ Comp Program Through Crum & Forester

Insurance Journal

CannGen Insurance Services LLC is now offering workerscompensation coverage for the legal cannabis industry through specialty insurance provider Crum & Forster. CannGen policyholders can access C&F Connect, an online portal designed … The program is available in all 50 states.

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What Is Employers Liability Insurance?

Property Insurance Coverage Law

It’s distinct from workers’ compensation insurance; workers’ comp (as it’s often called) provides benefits to employees who are injured on the job, while employer’s liability insurance covers the employer’s legal costs and potential damages if an employee … The post What Is Employers Liability Insurance?

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Blog Post: DIR Announces 2025 California Workers’ Comp User Funding Assessment Rates

LexisNexis

Oakland, CA -- The California Department of Industrial Relations (DIR) has issued the 2025 assessments that workers’ compensation insurers are required to collect from policyholders to cover the budget of the state Division of Workers’ Compensation (DWC) and five related programs set up by state lawmakers.

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5 Best Practices for Effective Claims Reviews

Risk Management Monitor

Another company may have an unusually high experience modification rate that they want to bring down by reducing the frequency of worker injuries. The policyholder’s unique objectives should drive decisions about how often to conduct the claims reviews, what types of claims to include and where to dive into the greatest detail.

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