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CorVel’s executive team offers seven predictions on how AI adoption and proactive care models will transform risk management by 2026.
Breezy Seguros’ CEO Monica Adwani sees firsthand how speaking an injured worker’s native language improves workers’ compensation — both for the worker and the business that employs them.
Understanding the coverage gaps between general liability, professional liability, and pollution policies can help contractors avoid costly surprises when claims arise.
As workers' compensation claims become more costly and time-consuming to resolve, understanding the multiple factors driving complexity has never been more critical for effective claims management.
As climate change loses ground to geopolitical instability and cybersecurity threats, AXA’s latest research reveals a world where the erosion of trust and social cohesion are making every crisis harder to overcome.
At National Comp 2025 in Nashville, experts detailed the risks first responders faced in the aftermath of this year's LA wildfires.
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Mental health claims surge while employers navigate regulatory uncertainty and shifting workforce priorities, Sedgwick reports.
There is ample communications science scholarship available to give guidance to insurance companies on how best to manage claims negotiations.
The rapid and massive expansion of digital infrastructure demands an evolved approach to risk management.
The mental health crisis that gained attention during the COVID-19 pandemic hasn’t subsided, and its effects are being felt in the workplace across a multitude of industries.
CargoNet analysis reveals organized criminal groups increasingly targeting high-value shipments, with estimated theft losses reaching $725 million in 2025.
Aramark's Nicole Patterson shares how she went from nursing to risk management.
Chubb survey reveals most high-net-worth property owners recognize flooding has intensified, yet 62% without coverage cite low personal risk.