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The Workers Compensation Rating and Inspection Bureau of Massachusetts (WCRIBMA) has introduced new payroll determinations for sole proprietors, partners, and LLC members, impacting premium calculations. Based on the Statewide Average Weekly Wage (SAWW), premiums are now determined by a formulaic approach, affecting new and renewal workers' compensation business from October 1, 2015.

Hate waiting at the RMV? Before heading to a branch, visit MassRMV.com to see if you’re eligible for an online transaction. From license renewals to registrations, many services are just a click away. Plus, follow @MassRMV on Twitter for updates and enjoy free WiFi at select branches. #SkipTheLine

Starting September 2, 2015, RMV customers at eight branch locations across Massachusetts can enjoy free WiFi while completing their transactions. This new service is part of the RMV’s ongoing efforts to enhance customer experience and modernize branch operations. Stay connected while you wait!

FasTrack service is available at select MA RMV branches, including Boston’s Haymarket, Worcester, Springfield, and more. This self-service kiosk allows eligible customers to take their own photo, complete transactions quickly, and receive a temporary credential, with the permanent license or ID mailed to their address.

Governor Baker's signing of the Massachusetts 2016 State Budget on July 17, 2015, led to increased minor and major thresholds for surchargeable accidents, offering potential savings for drivers in the state who may be involved in at-fault accidents.

A new Connecticut law mandates that consumers be notified of a data breach within 90 days of discovery and requires at least one year of free identity theft protection for breaches involving Social Security Numbers. Attorney General George Jepsen emphasized that his office will continue to scrutinize breaches and take enforcement action against companies that unreasonably delay notification, even if they comply with the 90-day limit.