AMAXX
MARCH 18, 2025
Many companies operate under an unwritten rule: accept every workers compensation claim, no questions asked. A well-managed workers compensation program should pay 100% of legitimate claimsand 0% of the claims that arent. Employees come to believe that every claim will be accepted, regardless of the circumstances.
AMAXX
JANUARY 13, 2025
Third-Party Administrator (TPA): Claims Specialists For employers who are self-insured or insurance companies without an in-house claims department, TPAs play a crucial role. TPAs operate independently of the insurance carrier, focusing on streamlined claims handling rather than insurance services.
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R&R Insurance
FEBRUARY 20, 2025
On October 1, 2024 Wisconsin continued its trend entering a ninth consecutive year of reduced workers compensation insurance rates. Workers compensation rates are state mandated in Wisconsin, meaning all insurance carriers must use the same rates resulting in premiums from one carrier to another are basically the same.
Insurance Journal
JULY 17, 2024
Georgia employers and their workers’ compensation insurers can rest a little easier after an appeals court this week narrowed the circumstances in which a state guaranty association can seek reimbursement on claims paid after staffing firms’ insurance carriers become insolvent.
Insurance Journal
JANUARY 9, 2025
If insurance carriers want to have dibs on a company’s assets as premium security or collateral, they had better specify that those assets include potential tort-claim settlements, a federal appeals court said Wednesday. In a case that involved a Florida …
AMAXX
JULY 15, 2024
As a result, the workers’ compensation insurance carrier decides not to pay for the treatment until they determine the claim’s compensability. Simultaneously, because the injury was reported as work-related, John’s group health insurance also refuses to cover the treatment.
Insurance Journal
MARCH 3, 2025
Defending workers’ compensation claims from employees who have not disclosed previous injuries may have just become a little more complicated for employers and insurance carriers in Georgia. The Georgia Court of Appeals last week found that a long-standing defense against …
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