Being a hero, said Ensign-Bickford Industries’ Rick Roberts, depends on the way a person behaves when they succeed or fail at a task.

An ex-employee’s injury on a factory floor may not be compensable, but raises liability questions.

A roundtable in Philadelphia explores the power of technology in WC and its potential to take us where we have never been before.

The latest decisions impacting the industry.

Reducing cost is important to all organizations, but let’s make sure our cost accounting fits our reality.

The demanding task of nurse case management grows ever more complicated.

Risk managers must manage social media’s risks while harnessing its speed and efficiency.

More insurance distribution channels are opening up, which could disrupt business for both underwriters and brokers.

Managing today’s complex energy risks requires that insurers match the industry’s dedication and expertise.

Failure to support safety programs will incur the cost of more complex claims.

Recycling may be the right thing to do, but it carries its own set of risks.

Even without an Ebola policy, organizations might be covered for losses from the disease.

Sloppy authentication is creating unnecessary cyber vulnerabilities.

Growth for independent insurance agencies is slowing.

Higher education risk managers are focusing on ERM, as well as cyber security and compliance risks.

Recyclers and manufacturers often fail to obtain the liability protection they need.

A drive to mitigate psychosocial factors exposes questions about defining them.

Transportation safety in the oil and gas industry is being challenged by increased production.

The inability to fully establish credibility and trust exacerbated what should have been a manageable Ebola outbreak.

It will be a wild ride for the primary and excess GL market in 2015.