Orlando, Fla.-Workers' compensation insurers must plan to be proactive if a terrorist attack occurs and could pool a coverage arrangement if it has a government backstop, speakers at an industry conference here said yesterday.
Their assessments were offered at the 60th Annual Workers' Compensation Educational Conference, a partnership of the Florida Workers' Compensation Institute and The National Underwriter Company.
Carl J. Mussenden, vice president, workers claims for CNA, said roles for claims departments are changing when it comes to dealing with injuries stemming from a terrorist event.
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