One California Utility's Blackout Strategy Is a Wake-Up Call for Business Resiliency Planning
Utilities

How Technology Can Keep Injured Workers Happy and Unplug the Attorney Hotline

At NWCDC 2019, learn how new technologies can increase worker advocacy while also helping employers save money both before and after an injury.

WC Cost Containment

4 Drug Regimens in Workers' Compensation That Should Raise Red Flags
Medical Case Management

Class Action Against Online Casino Denied Coverage After Interrelated Claims Exclusion Holds in Court
October 2019 Issue

AXIS Capital Restricts Fossil Fuels Underwriting
Environmental

4 Reasons Why Commercial Property Insurance Prices Keep Rising Despite Ample Capacity
Property

Bogus Pirates and a Burning Ship: Taking Insurance Fraud to the Next Level

A 2011 staged pirate attack on a Greek cargo vessel was an outlandish attempt to collect an insurance payment. These extreme fraud claims pose a legitimate threat to marine underwriters.
Marine

12 People on the Move

Risk Strategies names a new chief executive officer, Vitech appoints a chief revenue officer and The Liberty Company brings on a new executive vice president in this addition of People on the Move.
People on the Move

Global Political Tensions Are Severing Supply Chains: Here's How Tech Can Help

Global supply chains were once thought a way to reduce both risk and cost. With tariffs and sanctions on the rise, those far-flung networks suddenly seem exposed.
Supply Chain

Opinion | Disaster Comes in All Shapes; Make Sure Your Company Is Prepared Now

September was National Preparedness Month. Did you prepare your business for the unexpected?

Critical Risks

Workers’ Comp and Paid Leave Legislative Updates in the Northeast
Legal/Regulatory

Can Taxpayers Spare $338,700? That's the Price of a Public Sector Ransomware Attack
Cyber Risks

Perspective | Pricing Terrorism Risk in a Small Town
Insurance Industry

5 Ways Telemedicine Can Cut Costs Without Cutting Corners in Workers’ Comp
Workers' Comp

5 Things For Oct. 23rd

1. Opinion | How Uber Almost Crushed My First Day at Work
Employment Practices

2. Legal Roundup: Vaping Stores Sue After Shutdown, Transgender Health Care on the Line and More
Legal/Regulatory

3. Here's One Man's Secret to Solving the Trucking Talent Shortage
Transportation

4. An Eye for an Eye: How Biometric Data Collection Can Become a Risk Management Disaster
Risk Management

5. Here's Why Captive Leader Anne Marie Towle Is Finding Satisfaction at a Smaller Firm
Captives

Trending

Website Accessibility Lawsuits Are Up 177%; Domino’s Is the Latest Offender
ADA

Global Political Tensions Are Severing Supply Chains: Here's How Tech Can Help
Supply Chain

9 Ways Risk Management and Insurance Is Addressing the Talent Gap
Future of Insurance

Class Action Against Online Casino Denied Coverage After Interrelated Claims Exclusion Holds in Court
October 2019 Issue

AXIS Capital Restricts Fossil Fuels Underwriting
Environmental

Perspective | Pricing Terrorism Risk in a Small Town
Insurance Industry

Editors' Picks

Bogus Pirates and a Burning Ship: Taking Insurance Fraud to the Next Level
Marine

Brexit and Its Impact on Lloyds: The Take of a Veteran British Risk Manager
Emerging Risks

13 Signs It’s Time to Fire Your Commercial Insurance Broker
Brokerage

Here's Why Captive Leader Anne Marie Towle Is Finding Satisfaction at a Smaller Firm
Captives

Workers' Comp Forum

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Employment Practices

Opinion | How Uber Almost Crushed My First Day at Work

After an accident, it's unclear whether Uber is liable for injuries incurred by passengers or if drivers — and yes, even the passengers themselves — are responsible.

6 Ways to Determine the Caliber of a Center of Excellence
Medical Case Management

A 40-Foot Fall, a Brain Injury and Broken Bones: One Worker's Journey Back to His Life of Adventure
Nurse Case Manager Chronicles

How Technology Can Keep Injured Workers Happy and Unplug the Attorney Hotline
WC Cost Containment

Website Accessibility Lawsuits Are Up 177%; Domino’s Is the Latest Offender
ADA

4 Drug Regimens in Workers' Compensation That Should Raise Red Flags
Medical Case Management

Risk Insiders

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Utilities

One California Utility's Blackout Strategy Is a Wake-Up Call for Business Resiliency Planning

Aiming for the lesser of two evils, PG&E willingly shut down service to customers. More of this, not less, is on the way, which makes business resiliency planning all the more important.

4 Reasons Why Commercial Property Insurance Prices Keep Rising Despite Ample Capacity
Property

Brexit and Its Impact on Lloyds: The Take of a Veteran British Risk Manager
Emerging Risks

It's Long Past The Time for Banks and Insurers to Unfriend Coal. Here's Why
Risk Insider

Gun Owners and Personal Liability Insurance: A Vital Tool in the Battle Against Mass Shootings
Risk Insider

Malcolm Gladwell's New Book Shows Why People Fail to Identify Risk
Risk Insider

Critical Risks

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Critical Risks

Opinion | Disaster Comes in All Shapes; Make Sure Your Company Is Prepared Now

September was National Preparedness Month. Did you prepare your business for the unexpected?

Intellectual Property Is Just as Important as Your Physical Property; So Why Aren't You Insuring It?
Critical Risks

7 Critical Risks Facing the Retail Industry
Retail

Social Inflation and Specialty Chemistry: Ironshore’s Toby Smith Addresses Today’s Surging Environmental Risks
Environmental

Northwestern University's Proactive Plan for Preventing Campus Violence
Education

5 Critical Risks Facing the Environmental Insurance Sector
Environmental

The Insurance Industry

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Insurance Industry

Julie Hespe of QBE North America Says Insurance Gets the Job Done Right

According to this SVP, insurance does a great job at supporting the community, offering a multitude of career paths and providing strong benefits for those who take the opportunity.

AXIS Capital Restricts Fossil Fuels Underwriting
Environmental

Class Action Against Online Casino Denied Coverage After Interrelated Claims Exclusion Holds in Court
October 2019 Issue

Global Political Tensions Are Severing Supply Chains: Here's How Tech Can Help
Supply Chain

Legal Roundup: Vaping Stores Sue After Shutdown, Transgender Health Care on the Line and More
Legal/Regulatory

Here's Why Captive Leader Anne Marie Towle Is Finding Satisfaction at a Smaller Firm
Captives

Claims & The Law

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October 2019 Issue

Class Action Against Online Casino Denied Coverage After Interrelated Claims Exclusion Holds in Court

DoubleDown Casino faced legal trouble when a player brought forth a class action against the company. In court, DoubleDown's insurer refused to defend the company.

Bogus Pirates and a Burning Ship: Taking Insurance Fraud to the Next Level
Marine

Legal Roundup: Vaping Stores Sue After Shutdown, Transgender Health Care on the Line and More
Legal/Regulatory

How a Young Fine Arts Broker Expedited the Claims Experience for Her Clients
Fine Arts

MGM's $800 Million Las Vegas Settlement Drives Home Mass Shooting Liability
Emerging Risks

Legal Roundup: Boeing Crashes Face Court, Duke and UNC Hiring Practices Questioned and More
Legal/Regulatory

The Risk Profession

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Transportation

Here's One Man's Secret to Solving the Trucking Talent Shortage

This director of corporate operations believes risk management has done a great job of filling the talent gap, but it can do more to adopt helpful technologies into the fold.

This Leader Sees Risk Management and Insurance as an Innovation Arm of the Organization
The Profession

This Retail Risk Manager Is Optimistic — But Realistic — About the Hardening Market
The Profession

This Oil and Gas Risk Manager Talks About the Transition to a Carbon-Free Future and Other Emerging Risks
The Profession

This Higher Ed Risk Chief Says Evolving Risk Calls for Real Creativity from Carriers
The Profession

This Hospitality Risk Manager Says the Risk World Is Ripe for a Tech Revolution
The Profession

Sector Focus

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Employment Practices

Opinion | How Uber Almost Crushed My First Day at Work

After an accident, it's unclear whether Uber is liable for injuries incurred by passengers or if drivers — and yes, even the passengers themselves — are responsible.

One California Utility's Blackout Strategy Is a Wake-Up Call for Business Resiliency Planning
Utilities

Opinion | The Poisonous, Morally Bankrupt Actions of the Painkiller Peddlers
Opioids

Bogus Pirates and a Burning Ship: Taking Insurance Fraud to the Next Level
Marine

It's Long Past The Time for Banks and Insurers to Unfriend Coal. Here's Why
Risk Insider

An Eye for an Eye: How Biometric Data Collection Can Become a Risk Management Disaster
Risk Management

Risk Central

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3 Ways Data Can Drive Meaningful Risk Reduction in the Public Sector
Risk Central

Caring for the Whole Person
Risk Central

Alternative Health Care Delivery Methods Are Increasing in Use — Risk Managers Beware
Risk Central

How Current Political Tension Can Impede Business for U.S. Companies — And What Businesses Can Do to Manage the Risk
Risk Central

Parametric Insurance Makes Businesses of Every Size More Resilient
Risk Central

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