Bryan Ware | Workers’ Comp Executive | Workers’ Comp Executive

Workers’ Comp and COVID: Dodging A Bullet?

In the early days of the COVID-19 outbreak, industry actuaries and workers’ comp claims professionals discussed the pandemic’s likely impacts on the workers’ comp system. There were wild swings in … Read More »

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COVID-19 Driven Recession Distorts Second Quarter Experience

California’s workers’ comp actuaries are recommending against using the industry’s second-quarter experience in the rate-making process for 2021 advisory pure premium rates due to the gross distortions in the data … Read More »

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Baker Reforms To Beget Another Rate Cut For 2020

The governing committee members’ of the Workers’ Compensation Insurance Rating Bureau will meet this morning to consider 2020 rates. The result will likely be a recommendation for a low- to … Read More »

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Workers’ Comp and COVID: Dodging A Bullet?

COVID-19 Driven Recession Distorts Second Quarter Experience

Baker Reforms To Beget Another Rate Cut For 2020