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Predictions for Workers' Compensation in 2010 — a Mid-Year Report

Joe Paduda

Joe Paduda

Each year managed care and workers' compensation expert Joe Paduda makes a list of predictions. Here are his nine projections from six months ago, his commentary on where we are today, and how he thinks he did.

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Data Shows Workers' Compensation Residual Markets Operated Effectively in 2009

According to NCCI's general manager of residual markets, the latest available results show declining residual markets and manageable operating losses. Both are key indicators of sound workers' compensation systems.

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New Rules, Laws, and Regulations Across the Nation

State legislatures, regulatory agencies and rate makers have been busy enacting, tweaking, and doing away with various workers' compensation related laws, rules and rates. A look at what is happening in several states.

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A Scientifically Credible Approach to Impairment Ratings: Florida's History and the World's Future

In state workers' compensation systems, impairment ratings drive more than $20 billion of costs. However, doctors have a tendency to misuse (or even ignore) professional standards regarding these ratings. Why? And how can we change this?

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