Our Perspective
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Quick Look at Workers’ Comp Results - NCCI’s State of the Line
By Bill Lentz June 29, 2020 English
As with other recent meetings, this year’s Annual Issues Symposium was held virtually. Workers’ Comp finished year-end 2019 with good results and in a strong reserve position; however, there is uncertainty ahead as every aspect of the line...
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Workers’ Comp Market Shines Again
By Bill Lentz July 08, 2019 English
New figures from the National Council on Compensation Insurance revealed that 2018 was another stellar year for the Workers’ Compensation industry. In an eight-year run of improving results, private carriers posted an impressive 83% combined...
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Future-Proofing the Workers’ Comp Sector
By Bill Lentz July 18, 2018 English
The Workers’ Compensation industry had another positive year in 2017, posting solid financials and consistent underwriting gains. In fact, the sector has recorded improving results for the last seven years. Key indicators trending favorably include...
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When Workers’ Compensation & Auto Liability Collide - 5 Things Every Insurer Needs to Know [Presentation]
By Diane Brown
September 07, 2017 EnglishAuto trends often collide with Workers’ Comp results. Auto writers use many tools to help underwrite their risks and contain losses - such as industry historical data, telematics, MVRs, black boxes and smartphone photos and videos. Workers’...
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Why Workers’ Comp Carriers Must Not Rest
By Bill Lentz August 01, 2017 English
The National Council on Compensation Insurance (NCCI) recently released its annual review of the U.S. workers’ compensation industry. While the numbers suggest that the market is in reasonable shape, according to NCCI president & CEO Bill...
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Workers’ Compensation and Auto Liability Collide
By Diane Brown
September 26, 2016 EnglishMotor vehicle crashes are the leading cause of worker death and have historically been the number one contributor to workplace catastrophic injuries. Now Workers’ Comp writers need to sit up and take notice because of a new trend: the rising frequency...
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