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Lost Creek, five other areas to vote on leaving the city - Austin Monitor

Lost Creek, five other areas to vote on leaving the city - Austin Monitor
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Brannan family steal limelight at Fitz Park Bowling's presentation

The Brannan family stole the limelight at Fitz Park Bowling Club’s annual presentation lunch, writes Keith Richardson.

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Austin-based Advocacy Shop The Brannan Firm Welcomes New Associate Laura Carr

Austin-based Advocacy Shop The Brannan Firm Welcomes New Associate Laura Carr, Austin, TX - Ryan Brannan, founder, and principal of The Brannan Firm, ..

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Brown Named Texas Insurance Commissioner

Brown Named Texas Insurance Commissioner
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Texas Workers' Compensation System's Path to Wellness

Texas Workers’ Compensation System’s Path to Wellness December 16, 2020 Since 2003, insurance rates in the Texas workers’ compensation system have dropped by nearly 72 percent, according to a new study released by a research group within the state’s insurance department. In 2003, the Texas workers’ compensation system was in dire straits. Medical costs per claim were high, return-to-work rates were dismal, and satisfaction with care was low. Workers’ comp insurance was expensive and hard to find. Legislation approved that year, as well as in 2001, ushered in some reforms, but House Bill 7, passed by the Texas Legislature in 2005 has had a greater impact, transforming the state’s workers’ comp system from one of the least weakest in the U.S. to one of the healthiest.

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