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WorkCompWire’s Leaders’ Speak column features a two-parter from Jack Bailey of Bailey Southwell.  He has worked on a lot of transactions in our space and knows a lot about deal-making. Bailey’s point about the growing importance of technology, and specifically … Continue reading Work comp services: Specialize or Generalize?

My post last week about the (minor) impact of rideshare services on work comp elicited responses from a couple of transportation companies, as well as one anonymous reader who wanted to talk about OneCall’s program (more on that below). Full … Continue reading A cautionary tale for work comp “innovators”; Lyft, Uber, and work comp transportation

Transporting work comp patients to and from medical visits, PT, IMEs, hearings and the like is a big business – big for worker’s comp that is. At first blush, it looks like a perfect opportunity for Lyft and Uber (L/U)- … Continue reading For work comp, Lyft and Uber aren’t the answer

The investment community’s interest in workers’ comp remains high. Not as high as it was a few years back when deals came almost every month, but high nonetheless. What’s different is the size of the investments we’re seeing – which … Continue reading What’s happening with investments in work comp services?

Every year I dance the danger line, coming up with predictions for the upcoming year. And every year I hold myself accountable, reporting to you, loyal reader, exactly how those predictions worked out. Clearly not a self-portrait; I could never … Continue reading How’d I do on my 2017 workers’ comp predictions?