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Western NY workers’ comp attorney Alexis Close doesn’t shy away from an uphill battle.
After working with outside vendors for many years, Phifer decided four years ago to create an in-house clinic and physical therapy center.
Specializing in mergers and acquisitions gives Jay Berg an expansive view of who is on his team.
M&A deals are occurring on faster timelines just as buyer and lender awareness of pollution exposures are increasing.
Annual Allianz Risk Barometer survey finds those three risks ahead of COVID and supply chain disruptions; lack of skilled labor debuts on list.
A mere 9% of businesses rank environmental as the top risk in 2022. What that means for the industry moving forward.
An expanding North American property business and the need to develop top talent are among the tasks facing Bob Meyer.
Liberty Mutual’s Wesley Hyatt is no stranger to the insurance space, especially Liberty Mutual’s inception.
Indicators in all regions show encouraging signs for the second half of the year.
Working to integrate VR as a new method of treatment has led to new insights on how organizations approach workers’ comp claims.
As the world gets used to video conferences as a normal course of professional and social interaction, rehabilitation is coming to the fore with advantages for patients, care givers, and payers
Children’s Hospital of Colorado’s Bryan Storey implemented a new program that keeps patients in the know and medical staff safe.
A merger involving tens of thousands of employees gets smoothed out by a director of workers’ compensation.
Underwriters and insureds alike are implementing new practices to make their organizations more flexible and responsive to future pandemics.
High-profile attacks target heavy industry, manufacturing and infrastructure, but there are ways to stave off the risk.
Stephens Insurance broker Brian Chance details his unexpected path to the industry and explains why it aligns with what makes him tick.
A substance found in everything from firefighting foam to nonstick cookware represents a growing liability threat. From Washington down to state governments, contamination standards are being tightened.
Mental health is now part of employers’ duty of care.
Soaring losses have underwriters raising rates while backers insist on greater coverage. Developers are caught in the middle.
The Vermont captive insurance sector has experienced tremendous growth thanks to its collaborative regulation, extensive infrastructure and commitment to working together.
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