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Contractors insurance groups say workerinjuries are being faked at an unprecedented rate across New York’s construction sites in hopes of receiving workers’ compensation benefits and liability insurance payouts, according to court filings and an ABC News report. Worker advocates …
Contractors insurance groups say workerinjuries are being faked at an unprecedented rate across New York’s construction sites in hopes of receiving workers’ compensation benefits and liability insurance payouts, according to court filings and an ABC News report. Worker advocates …
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Another company may have an unusually high experience modification rate that they want to bring down by reducing the frequency of workerinjuries. For instance, perhaps a restaurant chain experiences a high frequency of slip-and-fall claims from workers in its kitchens.
William Nibbelin, Senior Research Actuary, Triple-I The recent National Council on Compensation Insurance (NCCI) Annual Insights Symposium (AIS) in Orlando, Fla., provided important context and clarity around the state of the workerscompensation line of business.
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