Taking insurance trade groups to task in looking for scapegoats.

The government is offering companies lower fines if they disclose Foreign Corrupt Practices Act violations.

With the future of the Oklahoma Option in question, efforts to pass similar plans in other states are also in a holding pattern.

Data privacy regulations impose strict penalties on noncompliance. The rules impact any company doing business in Europe.

The ninth chapter in Grace Crickette’s Risk Insider series on implementing enterprise risk management.

Increasingly sophisticated insurance markets in Latin America market will help ensure that the region will continue to grow and prosper,

Improved analysis underpins coverage to smooth the intermittent nature of wind, hydro, and even solar power

Port computer systems are vulnerable to criminal organizations looking to steal, smuggle or commit espionage.

Psychological services in the aftermath of a distressing event could prevent workers’ comp claims for post-event trauma.

Commercial auto policyholders should consider utilizing a consultative approach and tools to better manage their transportation exposures.

A new agreement among large U.S. corporations may alter how health care service providers operate.

North Carolina’s dispute with the federal government over transgender use of bathrooms affects the wider issue of workplace discrimination.

A newly hired employee seeks workers’ comp benefits for an injury sustained during a pre-hire exam.

Ever wish your company could go back and un-hire a bad apple? Hiring for integrity can minimize regrets as well as claims costs.

A growing number of industry stakeholders are keeping an open mind about reimbursing claims for the medical use of cannabis.

If your actuary lacks a cogent understanding of your loss reserve analysis; maybe it’s time to get a new actuary.

Organizations win when they integrate risk management into strategic decision-making.

Design professionals face many risks that can jeopardize a project’s success.

GM’s Global Director of Risk and Insurance Alan Gier went from assembling cars to structuring insurance programs.

Innocent, everyday customers are treated as security threats, but that’s business as usual.