The marine services sector faces exposures both seen and unseen.

As the GL insurance cycle flattens, risk managers, brokers and insurers dig deeper to manage program costs.

Having the right patient medication monitoring tools is increasingly beneficial.

The complexities and nuances of these risks make it impossible for risk managers to find total coverage.

The sort of behavior that would have the average Joe locked up seems quite acceptable when someone’s making a buck off it.

A year ago, parts of Colorado were besieged by a 1,000-year flood event leading to more than $2 billion in economic damages.

Roger Andrews on playing dodgeball in the barn rafters.

Before deciding to accept Bitcoin as a form of payment, companies should carefully consider the risks and coverage considerations.

“Phubbing” – or phone snubbing – can compromise work relationships and pose a serious business risk.

Employers must select the TPA best equipped to manage employees’ health and well-being.

Loss-of-value policies for athletes will soon get their first test.

Larger ships using standard ports means less room for error.

While interest in unbundling appears to be on the decline, it remains an important option for employers with the sophistication to manage it.

Coverage for unmanned aircraft is just one new opportunity for the excess carriers.

After a serious trucking accident leaves a driver virtually incapacitated, clues begin to surface that suggest the crash was anything but an accident.

A look at the latest decisions affecting the industry.

By combining three areas of coverage, Zurich Global Corporate Casualty offers customers better pricing as well as improved collateral, coverage terms and conditions.

Retracing the route of Amelia Earhart is the most recent adventure made possible by brokers.

High-severity cyber vulnerabilities are declining.

A staggering percentage of mergers with values north of $100 million are being challenged in court by shareholders.