Much has been written about how technologies can make work a safer place. These are the tech tools that are helping post injury.

Creating truly safe roads requires a comprehensive approach that addresses vehicle technology, transportation policy and the risky behaviors that contribute to these preventable tragedies.

Legislation is being crafted in various states to curb legal system abuse.

If the judiciary is willing to ignore the law as a means of correcting perceived injustice, sooner or later it will be incumbent on insurance to do the same.

The 2025 Rising Stars demonstrate what it means to put the customer first, striving to place their clients’ businesses at the heart of what they do each day.

Here are three ways small businesses can imporve their approach to workplace safety.

Insurance needs to put up a better fight in the court of public opinion.

When it comes to managing today’s toughest risks, alternative risk solutions, or ARS, offer flexibility, control and adaptability in addition to what traditional lines bring to the risk management table.

Working to help insureds find the legal representation they need.

Underreporting of business interruption exposures can be just expensive as the same shortfall in property.

In writing — and underwriting — generative AI must be reviewed.

Everything changes, but our mission remains the same: keep workers safe.

A lesson in how good intentions can go awry.

Fine arts insureds face historic losses from the Palisades fire.

QBE launches two new coverage enhancements in the face of regulatory enforcement of cyber incident reporting shortcomings.

Brokering for the homeless takes a strong insurance mindset and a gracious soul. Enter James Dick of Gallagher.

Technology is greatly amplifying the capabilities of criminals to deceive employees and produce outsized, illegitimate gains.

The hope that workers’ compensation adjusters can get long-needed relief with the assistance of generative AI appears to be well-founded.

Demographic changes and a changing climate are colliding to create greater losses from convective storms.

Sensors collecting hyper-localized data on dozens of environmental factors are helping to build a better understanding of exposure to extreme weather events, and giving insureds more opportunities to predict and prevent losses.