David DePaolo

With interest rates so low, carriers are turning to dubious securities known as ILS to generate better returns. This may not end well.

A workers' comp case in Oklahoma demonstrates the true intent of at least ONE opt-out participant: to stick it to the worker.

Workers' comp is under attack from all sides. Employers are sick and tired of the expense and their lack of control. So are workers.

States are evenly split on whether to allow "bad faith" lawsuits against insurers and third-party administrators. Who's right?

If California actually enforced its penalties, then cultures and behaviors would change, but the state waives almost all of them.

Every professional should learn to fly a plane because the training teaches clear communication, decision making and planning.

The extent to which early MRIs contribute to the perception of disability has yet to be fully quantified but appears to be significant.

A story from Oregon illustrates the problems with bureaucrats and workers' comp.