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Most read workers comp stories in 2017

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The most popular stories that featured in Business Insurance’s weekly Workers Compensation newsletter in 2017 included articles about fraud in California, safety and the solar eclipse and golf-related workplace injuries.

California attacks workers comp fraud
Broker executives switch firms
Solar eclipse raises safety issues
SAIF ordered to reinstate CEO after replacing him
Golf proves hazardous to employee health
Off-duty cops denied comp for Las Vegas shooting claims
Comp insurer ordered to stop selling policies
Exclusive remedy withstands legal attacks
Florida takes over troubled comp insurer
Opioids in workers comp a prescription for near-daily headlines

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1. Mandatory vaccinations can lead to comp claims, OSHA recordables
2. CNA ‘back to normal’ after cyberattack; reports profit rise
3. OSHA proposes $265,000 fine for Florida Dollar Tree store
4. Gallagher’s Q1 brokerage revenue rises; claims business flat
5. Fully vaccinated workers do not need to quarantine: Cal/OSHA
6. Marsh & McLennan posts strong Q1 revenue, profit

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Most read workers comp stories in 2017

California attacks workers comp fraud

Broker executives switch firms

Solar eclipse raises safety issues

SAIF ordered to reinstate CEO after replacing him

Golf proves hazardous to employee health

Off-duty cops denied comp for Las Vegas shooting claims

Comp insurer ordered to stop selling policies

Exclusive remedy withstands legal attacks

Florida takes over troubled comp insurer

Opioids in workers comp a prescription for near-daily headlines

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