Eleven Workers’ Compensation Issues Sure to Impact 2011

 Tuesday, January 18, 2011

 Property Casualty 360

With the nation’s legislative landscape dominated by health care reform and relatively stable workers’ compensation rates in 2010, workers’ compensation fell off the radar screen. However, a more careful review points to challenging times in the years ahead. Here are 11 issues that bear watching.
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