The number of potential triggers and coverages affecting commercial claims is as massive as Sandy was.

Baby boomers are delaying retirement, which has benefits as well as risks for employers.

Large capital flows are entering the E&S market.

Something just didn’t seem right about the factory worker’s claim.

The health care industry is facing competing pressures to protect patient information as well as to share it.

There has been a sharp increase in oil spills from tanker cars.

A look at the latest decisions impacting the industry.

Why do people take so little responsibility for their own actions?

Most boards of directors are not reviewing insurance coverage for cyber-related risks.

Automating claims administration allowed Longmont, Colo., to reduce costs and increase efficiency.

Experts discuss ways to monitor and manage specialty health care spending.

Fines for high readmissions dictated by the Affordable Care Act can be avoided.

Never buy version 1.0 of any new technology.

The worst of times is over. Maybe that’s not saying very much.

Brokers and underwriters plan to discuss emerging risks and legislative priorities.

Unfunded pension liabilities continue to threaten city finances.

More transparency is always good vs. transparency is already the norm.

Claims on the theft of seven masterpieces are complicated by a woman’s statement that she burned the artwork.

Risk managers need to analyze how overseas political issues could impact supply chains and operations.

Insurance claims adjusters are “second responders,” heading into the field in the wake of disaster.