A new state audit has made recommendations to improve accountability and efficiency in the workers’ compensation system. State Auditor Suzanne...
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In late March 2014, Texas Insurance Commissioner Julia Rathegeber approved a staff petition to adopt the National Council on Compensation...
A new method of paying medical fees for injured workers under the state workers’ compensation program won’t be in place...
As in other states with no restrictions on pricing in the workers’ compensation system, medical costs per claim are high...
The transition of Oklahoma’s workers’ compensation system from a court-based system to an administrative one became effective Feb. 1, 2014,...
The ongoing effects of workers’ compensation reforms enacted in New York in 2007 are monitored by the Workers Compensation Research...
Gov. Mary Fallin is announcing the appointment of Oklahoma Commerce Department executive director Jonna Kirschner to a transition team to...
Two Republican state senators from Oklahoma are visiting Arkansas this week to study that state’s administrative workers’ compensation system. Senate...
Texas workers’ compensation system regulators report that 56 insurance carriers have been deemed high performers in the system. Announcing the...
The Oklahoma State Chamber says shifting the state’s court-based workers’ compensation system to an administrative model will be one of...