NCCI News

Missouri Workers’ Comp Costs Could Fall

Missouri businesses could see a decline in their workers’ compensation insurance premiums next year. The state insurance department says a new report by the National Council on Compensation Insurance indicates that insurers are likely to see a 3.7 percent drop …

Illinois Workers’ Comp Rates Expected to Fall in 2015

Illinois Gov. Pat Quinn says the state’s workers’ compensation insurance rates will drop 5.5 percent next year. Quinn announced Wednesday the cut in rates is being recommended by the National Council on Compensation Insurance, which annually reviews payments and fees …

West Virginia Worker’s Comp Rate Cuts to Save Employers $32M

The National Council on Compensation Insurance (NCCI) has filed a proposed reduction in workers’ compensation loss cost rates with in West Virginia – the tenth consecutive reduction in 10 years. NCCI, West Virginia’s rating agent, has proposed an overall 9.1 …

South Carolina Workers’ Compensation Costs Set to Decrease

South Carolina employers could see their workers’ compensation premiums go down later this year after regulators approved an average 7.4 percent decrease in the state’s loss costs. Director of Insurance Ray Farmer has approved the new rates, which are scheduled …

Texas Moves Forward in Becoming an NCCI State

In late March 2014, Texas Insurance Commissioner Julia Rathegeber approved a staff petition to adopt the National Council on Compensation Insurance (NCCI) Basic Manual, with Texas exceptions, and the national and Texas-specific endorsements and forms in the NCCI Forms Manual. …

Louisiana Workers’ Comp Insurance Rates to Decrease

Louisiana Commissioner of Insurance Jim Donelon announced that rates for workers’ compensation insurance will decrease in Louisiana effective May 1, 2014. Commissioner Donelon recently approved a 5.1 percent decrease in workers’ compensation loss costs submitted by the National Council on …

The Great Recession’s Effect on Workers’ Comp Claims Frequency: NCCI

A new study from the National Council on Compensation Insurance (NCCI) provides NCCI’s latest frequency change estimate for Accident Year 2012 and examines the effect of the recession on frequency changes by various claim and employer characteristics. The Great Recession …

Double Digit Decrease for Oklahoma Workers Compensation Loss Costs

An annual filing most insurance carriers will use to develop rates for workers’ compensation insurance shows a dramatic decrease in loss costs, announced Oklahoma Insurance Commissioner John D. Doak. The overall loss cost decrease of 14.6 percent takes effect Jan. …

West Virginia Gets Ninth Consecutive Reduction for Workers’ Comp Rates

Workers’ compensation loss costs are going down in West Virginia for the ninth consecutive year since the market was privatized. The National Council on Compensation Insurance (NCC), which files rates on behalf of insurers, filed a proposed 8.8 percent overall …

New Workers’ Comp Rating Formula Adjustments Increases Predictive Power

A reworking of a key piece of the workers’ compensation rating formula isn’t changing rates overall but is changing premiums for most insureds, according to experts. Tony DiDonato, director and senior actuary at the National Council on Compensation Insurance, the …