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In 1989, insurance companies dramatically increased Texas workers’ compensation premium rates, and many exited the market because of uncontrolled medical and legal payments under the
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The success of Texas injury benefit programs for injured workers and employers has generated interest in work comp alternatives across America. The Oklahoma Option was
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