On the Hot Seat: Political Uncertainty Clouds Heat-Related Work Injury Measures
Heat-related work injuries are a growing concern in workers’ comp, but are lawmakers keeping up? This Enlyte Envision episode explores the regulatory and clinical sides of the issue — from proposed OSHA rules and state legislation to practical steps employers can take to protect workers and stay compliant, indoors and out.
Trump executive order presents challenges for workers’ comp, auto insurers
Discover how Enlyte experts Lisa Robinson and Michele Hibbert analyze the recent health care executive order's impact on workers’ comp and auto insurers.
Turning Regulatory Obstacles into Strategy Advantages Using Informed Decision-Making in Workers’ Comp & Auto Casualty
5 MIN READ
Following our examination of President Trump's health care executive order and its implications for workers' compensation and auto payers in Part 1 of our series, this article explores how advanced bill review technologies can help position payers to effectively navigate current changes and set themselves up for enhanced savings in the long term.
Ripple Effect: Potential Impacts of Tariffs and Proposed Medicaid Cuts on Workers’ Comp
Discover how U.S. trade tariffs and proposed Medicaid cuts could reshape workers’ comp costs and care access. Dave Torrence outlines key risks and strategies in WorkCompWire’s "Leaders Speak" article.
The Implications of Trump's Health Care Executive Order for Workers' Compensation and Auto Insurers
4 MIN READ
Explore the immediate effects of President Trump's 2025 health care executive order on workers' compensation and auto insurers, including rising drug costs and supply chain disruptions.
Proposed Utilization Review Amendments to California Workers' Compensation: What to Know
4 MIN READ
Explore the proposed changes to California Workers' Compensation regulations and their potential impacts on workers, employers, and the broader system. Stay informed about how these shifts could reshape the future of compensation policies in the state.
Third Party Litigation Funding: A Symptom of Deeper Issues in the Legal System
6 MIN READ
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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