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Workers’ Comp Claims Still Ignore Mental Health, and Costs Follow
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Workers’ Comp Claims Still Ignore Mental Health, and Costs Follow

A Broadspire white paper argues that untreated psychosocial risks and benefit-process stress prolong workers’ comp claim...

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Workers' Comp Drug Screening Cuts Pharmacy Spend 18.4%, but Human Review Remains Central
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Workers' Comp Drug Screening Cuts Pharmacy Spend 18.4%, but Human Review Remains Central

A new Enlyte report puts a number on automated pharmacy screening in workers' comp; industry leaders say the technology ...

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Commercial Insurance Renewal Rates Cool Month-Over-Month in July, but Annual Hikes Persist: Ivans Index
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Commercial Insurance Renewal Rates Cool Month-Over-Month in July, but Annual Hikes Persist: Ivans Index

Ivans Index shows most commercial lines saw modest MoM declines in July 2026, yet YoY increases remain, with Umbrella at...

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Maine High Court: Ex-Wife Can Claim Workers’ Comp Death Benefits, Dependency Tied to Injury Date
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Maine High Court: Ex-Wife Can Claim Workers’ Comp Death Benefits, Dependency Tied to Injury Date

The Maine Supreme Judicial Court has ruled that a former spouse is eligible for death benefits if she was financially de...

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California Cumulative Trauma Claims Surge, Early Denials Under Scrutiny
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California Cumulative Trauma Claims Surge, Early Denials Under Scrutiny

Cumulative trauma claims now account for nearly a third of California indemnity claims, driving up litigation costs as i...

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