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Texas workers' comp costs among highest.(Brief Article)

Dallas Business Journal

| September 07, 2001 | Patrick, Stephanie | COPYRIGHT 1988 Dallas Business Journal. (Hide copyright information)Copyright

In a study of eight states, representing 40% of workers' compensation benefits distributed nationwide, Texas had the highest average total cost per worker with $14,465 paid out between 1997 and 1998, according to a survey by Workers Compensation Research institute.

The median cost was $11,224. Other states reviewed were California, Connecticut, Florida, Georgia, Massachusetts, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin.

WCRI officials could not be reached for comment, but a summary of the report found Texas also saw steady growth in permanent, partial-disability claims, up nearly 2% during that period. More than 50% of all workers' compensation claims with more than …

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