A recent bourbon warehouse fire in Kentucky provides yet another example of the environmental risks that can follow on the heels of catastrophes, such as fire or flood.

When it comes time to do a full remodel, there is a prominent risk hoteliers must consider: environmental issues they may uncover during construction.

Lawsuits against drug makers may be necessary, but to what degree do they aid addicted injured workers?

Increased scooter usage has underwriters wary of potential liability risks that could stem from accidents and other riding mishaps. Data location sharing and international travel are also cause for concern.

Technology changes the game by easing the burden of record keeping and tilting the workers’ compensation case management field toward true injured worker advocacy.

Fast breaking stories online create an expanded media liability exposure for journalists, and underwriters are reacting.

A workers’ comp court is asked to weigh in when a workers’ testimony during a lawsuit reveals his unexpected agenda at the time of his accident.

Safety risks abound at crowded public pools, but they can be mitigated through simple steps like training and supervision.

A dental and vision benefits administrator becomes the latest victim of hackers seeking personally identifiable information.

Cyber insurance rates are going down, competition in the segment is only getting fiercer and loss ratios remain low.

AIG’s M&A Claims Intelligence Series reveals increases in the severity and long-tail nature of M&A claims — and an increased likelihood of higher rates.

Alternative energy insurers are finding that frequency and severity in solar and wind farm losses are greater than they ever imagined.

A look at recent court decisions and how their rulings have an impact on risk management and the insurance industry

When an employer received a wage and hour suit from a former employee, it contacted its insurer for coverage.

The quest to deny opioid treatment to a documented drug abuser, a telecommuter’s fall over a dog, a slip on a hand-sanitizer puddle and more.

Employers can address mental health risks by fostering a culture of openness, and offering resources that target specific mental health stressors.

When an acquired company lied on its insurance application and provided false information, it could not gain coverage for a misrepresentations suit.

When a company files for chapter 11 bankruptcy, it is up to the court to determine which insurance policy will cover an underlying misrepresentations suit.

While there is still plenty of risk transfer capacity out there, commercial insurance pricing is becoming painful in some lines.

When a driver using his personal car for business is involved in a crash, it’s left to a court to decide whether his injuries are compensable.