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Using predictive analytics in litigation management

Litigation management is an ongoing process that begins before the injury occurs, requires diligent oversight throughout the litigation, and should result in an objective and subjective assessment focused on the overall litigation outcomes.

By Tim Stanger | Updated on August 22, 2014

Tim Stanger is Vice President – Claims with Safety National.

Analytical assessment of data continues to expand in the workers’ compensation claim management process. It is generally accepted that 15% – 20% of all claims make up 80% of overall total costs. Recent trends are focusing on identifying the “15% – 20%” claims early in the process by going beyond traditional benchmarking.

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