The new year is just beginning, but many in the insurance industry are looking ahead to see what factors are in play going forward. For example, the 2020 election is rapidly approaching, making possible political turnover and legislative changes areas to keenly to watch.
When it comes to workers' compensation, however, many issues — both old and new — will determine the market's outlook. To understand these issues and the ones that will develop in the future, the industry must get out in front and react accordingly.
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