WorkCompNews 072026
MA - Rate reduction questioned; TN Mental injury claim without physical precursor; NA Medication fraud; OK - Lawsuit over Compsource expansion.
Massachusetts court sends 14.6% workers' comp rate cut back - Insurance Business
"The regulator rejected the bureau's cut, then picked a bigger number he couldn't explain"
Comp board backs delay in Walgreens worker's robbery-related claim - Business Insurance
"The record did not indicate she was physically assaulted. Two days later, the worker reported a mental injury, and Walgreens authorized counseling."
5 Signs of Medication-Related Fraud Work Comp Adjusters Should Watch For
"Pharmacy fraud represents one of the fastest-growing cost drivers in workers’ compensation claims."
Massachusetts court sends 14.6% workers' comp rate cut back - Insurance Business
"The regulator rejected the bureau's cut, then picked a bigger number he couldn't explain"
Comp board backs delay in Walgreens worker's robbery-related claim - Business Insurance
"The record did not indicate she was physically assaulted. Two days later, the worker reported a mental injury, and Walgreens authorized counseling."
5 Signs of Medication-Related Fraud Work Comp Adjusters Should Watch For
"Pharmacy fraud represents one of the fastest-growing cost drivers in workers’ compensation claims."
"Compsource" sued over expansion of ownership in mutual insurer
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