Nonprofit global brokerage network has transitioned to a for-profit corporation.

The recent Supreme Court ruling has lifted some doubts for employers.

The proposed rules will result in more compliance issues and new legal standards for courts to interpret.

With the escalation of cyber attacks affecting the health care industry, companies in the workers’ comp field must become more vigilant in their efforts to safeguard data.

The commercial insurance realm is expected to continue softening, but it is crucial that the industry maintain pricing discipline.

In his own words: The second installment of the late Liam McGee’s memoir.

Modernizing operations, appealing to emerging markets and leveraging the growing need for cyber protection were among the suggestions.

The expenses related to a breach as well as the increasing number of cyber targets are troubling companies in all industries.

With workers at a high rate of danger, health care facilities must train for both communication skills and safety drills.

Some doctors are turning to marijuana when opioids fail to ease patient pain. And courts say the treatment is reasonable under workers’ comp.

You can’t eliminate the cyber exposure. You can bolster business continuity and recovery plans.

When choosing a risk mitigation strategy, one has to be mindful of the perils of unintended consequences.

Opioid use is ticking down slightly, but high-priced specialty drugs, compound medications and physician dispensing are giving WC risk managers and payers all they can handle.

Recalling the turnaround at The Hartford, in his own words.

Asbestos liability claims have stubbornly lingered, which has been vexing for companies that didn’t even realize they had inherited the exposure.

Musculoskeletal disorders account for the majority of occupational injuries, but too few resources are dedicated to preventing them.

The location of suppliers should be a key consideration in supply chain risk management.

Capacity is lining up to cover drones, but a lack of historical data and useful regulation hamper the industry.

New studies warn that some of the world’s largest aquifers may soon run dry, with no hope of ever filling again.

It is time for tenants to start bearing the cost of fires caused by their negligence.