Workers comp sector improves on higher pricing and improved underwriting | Business Insurance

Workers Compensation
Written By Paul Hughes

Higher pricing and improved underwriting are credited for workers compensation insurers' better financial performance in 2014, after years of struggle.

The industry's financial turn-around from the lean years of 2010 and 2011 has translated into declining workers comp advisory rates in many states throughout the country.

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