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Virginia: Regulators approve loss cost decreases

Employers will see an overall decrease of 12.4 percent in voluntary loss costs after a ruling by the Bureau of Insurance. The approved changes go into effect April 1.

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NCCI filed an application last summer seeking the 12.1 percent reduction for industrial classifications and had proposed a decrease of 14.1 percent for assigned risk rates, compared to the bureau's suggested 16 percent decrease for assigned risks.

The methodology for calculating assigned risk rates will be reviewed by a work group. For this year, the bureau agreed to a 15.1 percent overall decrease in assigned risk rates for industrial classifications.

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March 24, 2011

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