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Workers’ compensation for remote employees: a guide

Insperity

Do you need to worry about workers’ compensation for remote employees? When your organization adopts or expands a work-from-home policy, it’s a good idea to take a fresh look at your workers’ compensation coverage and processes. It’s important to understand that employee injuries at home may be covered by workers’ compensation.

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Vermont Supreme Court Clarifies Jurisdictional Requirements for Workers' Compensation Claims

The Workcomp Writer

Burnett sought workers’ compensation benefits with the employer’s Vermont insurance carrier, which denied the claim citing a lack of jurisdiction. 616(a) was ambiguous and must be interpreted in context with other provisions of the Workers’ Compensation Act. Burnett appealed to the Vermont Department of Labor.

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Premature Satisfaction of a Third-Party Lien

Workers' Compensation

The New Jersey Superior Court, Appellate Division, ruled that a third-party lien can remain unresolved until the workers’ compensation claim is adjudicated. Joseph filed a workers’ compensation action against NJ Transit and a third-party action against the tortfeasor involved in the accident (the “underlying action”). NJ Transit).

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Colorado: Injured Employee May Proceed Against Employer’s UM/UIM Carrier

The Workcomp Writer

District Court for the District of Colorado, the Supreme Court of Colorado held that an employee who receives workers’ compensation benefits for injuries caused by an underinsured third-party tortfeasor is not barred from pursuing further recovery from his or her employer’s UM/UIM insurer [ Klabon v. Defendant: Travelers Prop.

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NJ Supreme Court to Review Workplace Insurance Exclusion

Workers' Compensation

The NJ Supreme Court will review whether a workers’ compensation insurance company has a duty to defend an employer against personal injury claims brought by the employer’s employee under an employer's liability insurance policy. The insurance company denied coverage based on the policy's "Employer's Liability EII exclusion."

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What is a benefits broker and how can they simplify employee benefits?

Higginbotham

Navigating employee benefits can be complex for employers, especially when balancing cost control with providing comprehensive offerings to workers. Acting as an intermediary between employers and insurance providers, benefit brokers help design, implement and manage employee benefits programs.

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What is a loss run? Understanding your claims history

Higginbotham

Request a loss run report by contacting your insurance broker so they can get in touch with your insurance carrier or ask your insurance company directly. You may even be able to request a loss run online if your insurance broker or company has an online portal. What types of business insurance use loss runs?