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: Florida Workers’ Compensation Law Blog

Insurance Commissioner Approves 6.4% Rate Increase to Account for Murray

By David A. McCranie, Esq.

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The Office of Insurance Regulation announced on 1/26/2009 that it will approve a request for rate increase by NCCI and will increase by an average of 6.4% the rates Florida employers are charged for workers' compensation insurance.  Effective 4/1/2009, the increase was attributed to last year's Florida Supreme Court decision in Murray v. Mariner Health.  NCCI had actually requested a rate increase of 8.9%.

 

You can read the Commissioner's actual order here.  Press coverage is available here.

Full post as published by Florida Workers’ Compensation Law Blog on January 27, 2009 (boomark / email).

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