While we gather around the table on Thursday, many of us will give thanks for the blessings in our lives. Will workers’ comp be among them? In this edition of Inside Workers’ Comp, we asked industry experts Chikita Mann, Mark
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In the world of civil litigation, a new player has emerged—third-party litigation funders. These deep-pocketed investors are bankrolling lawsuits they have no direct involvement in, fueling a surge in nuclear verdicts (awards exceeding $10 million) and even thermonuclear verdicts (over $100 million). For workers' compensation and auto insurers, this trend is a ticking time bomb that could lead to skyrocketing claims costs.
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Massage balls offer a simple, portable, and highly effective solution to ease stiffness, reduce tension, and support employees in regaining movement and confidence. Designed to target specific areas of discomfort, they soothe trigger points and boost circulation—promoting faster healing without the need for outside assistance.
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IAIABC Forum 2025
At The Forum, the IAIABC's committees and councils discuss policy and administrative issues in workers' compensation, and attendees may also take p
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Revving Up Reform: The Future of Michigan’s Auto Insurance
In 2019, Michigan enacted a bipartisan no-fault auto insurance reform aimed at reducing the state's notoriously high premiums. Key changes included allowing drivers to choose lower levels of personal injury protection (PIP) coverage, implementing a fee schedule for medical services, and prohibiting the use of certain non-driving factors in rate determination.