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Michelle Kerr is Workers’ Compensation Editor and National Conference Chair for Risk & Insurance. She can be reached at [email protected].
Carriers have serious concerns about the health care industry’s impact on workers’ comp, but are encouraged by the savvy of employers.
The 2014 Teddy Award winners represent principles that are the hallmarks of sustainably successful injury prevention and workers’ comp programs.
Robotics will forever change the landscape of the U.S. workplace. That may create new liability concerns and eliminate others.
Patty Hostine kept injured workers working and kept the company from drowning in claims costs.
A double dose of ice storms batters the Eastern seaboard, plunging 50 million people and three million businesses into darkness and desperation.
Climate change demands that companies take a collaborative approach to risk management.
In a first-of-its-kind development, an insurer is suing municipalities for breaching their duty to prepare their infrastructure for climate-related exposures.
Public risk managers are focused on cyber exposures, marijuana legalization risks and effectively working with law enforcement.
Cyber risk is a foundation-level exposure that should be viewed similar to a company’s property, liability or workers’ comp risks.
The interconnectivity of medical devices could spur catastrophic consequences.
Sticky language in D&O property exclusions is causing headaches for some in the property and construction spaces.
These execs have proven their mettle and will have important decisions to make in 2014.
Interest is rising in direct online commercial insurance sales. Two carriers are on board.
Our Teddy Award winners in 2013 raised the bar yet again.
Baby boomers are delaying retirement, which has benefits as well as risks for employers.
Insurance foots the bill for the largest marine recovery project in history.
A deadly twister cut into the heart of Oklahoma’s horse industry, burdening equine insurers.