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Business-to-Business Weblogs Gaining Traction
Nation’s First Insurance Weblog - Workers Comp Insider - Marks
Two-Year Anniversary
There
are more than 17 million weblogs on the web, but businesses have
been slow to join the ranks of bloggers. Some niche business-to-business
weblog communities are evolving. Workers Comp Insider launched the
nation’s first insurance blog two years ago, and since that
time, a network of insurance-related blogs has emerged.
[more]
Workers
Comp Insider Named "Best of the Web"
Workers Comp Insider (www.workerscompinsider.com),
a weblog produced by Lynch, Ryan & Associates, has earned a "Best
of the Web" designation in the 4th annual Best of the Web report
issued by Business Insurance. The site was named in the category
of "safety and loss control" services. [more]
Good
Grief! Does Our Future Lie in California?
This article by Thomas Lynch (The Journal of Workers Compensation,
Winter 2004) examines the pre-reform California workers compensation
dilemma. It presents an overview of the historic underpinnings of
the workers compensation system, identifies some of the forces that
led to system breakdown, and suggests that the answer to the problems
- for employers in California and elsewhere - lies not in the legislatures
or the courts but in the workplace. [more]
Lynch Ryan
and The Renaissance Group Form Service Partnership
Tom
Lynch, founder and CEO of Lynch Ryan, Inc. announced that the firm
has entered into a service agreement with The Renaissance Plan.
As part of this agreement, Lynch Ryan will deliver their signature
workers’ compensation cost reduction services to employers
who are clients of the Renaissance Plan and its network of agents
and brokers. [more]
Lynch Ryan
Opens New Office in Wellesley
Thomas Lynch, founder and CEO of Lynch Ryan, Inc. announced today
that the firm has opened a service office in Wellesley, Mass. to
better serve its client base. The new office will be located at
981 Worcester Street, Wellesley, MA 02482. The telephone number
is 781-431-0458. [more]
Thomas
Lynch Issues Opinion on Proposed Massachusetts Rate Increases
Every two years, the insurance industry, represented by the Workers'
Compensation Rating and Inspection Bureau, is required to submit
a rate filing to the Commissioner of Insurance. The State Rating
Bureau, a unit within the Division of Insurance, then offers its
own filing, usually a dissenting view, about where rates ought to
go. After hearings, the Commissioner of Insurance issues a ruling.
It's usually a simple game of insider baseball. But this year, things
are different [more]
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