Promoting a healthy workers’ compensation culture is necessary to its overall success. This National Comp session looks at how to not only promote a successful program, but a safe one.

Working to integrate VR as a new method of treatment has led to new insights on how organizations approach workers’ comp claims.

When a therapist abuses his power, the court is tasked with deciding if an employment practices liability policy will kick in to cover the underlying sexual assault claim.

COVID-19 accelerated the use of technology in claims. But a human touch is still necessary.

Entertainment conglomerate Disney is looking for insurance covers for COVID-related production shutdowns.

Self-Determination Theory isn’t just a textbook phrase. It’s a vital part achieving positive workers’ comp claims outcomes and supporting injured workers’ recovery.

When tragedy struck the City of Virginia Beach, the city’s barely launched PTSD program was put through its paces.

A group of hotels in New Hampshire bring forth COVID-related BI claims to their insurers. The court rules in their favor.

Hurricane Ida made landfall in Louisiana on August 29, leaving hundreds of thousands of the state’s residents with property damage and no power.

Quick thinking and a willingness to learn enabled this risk manager to protect her employees without any COVID-related litigation.

Underwriters and insureds alike are implementing new practices to make their organizations more flexible and responsive to future pandemics.

During his employment, one travel insurance rep was able to steal $758,000 from his employer through several fraud schemes before getting caught.

One study shows no significant delay in workers’ compensation care occurred during the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic.

The latest court filings and cases that will have an impact on the risk management and insurance industry.

Better data analytics is enabling a number of new parametric insurance solutions from a product to cover losses caused by an active assailant to ways to manage supply chain risk.

A 2019 jury first awarded $85 million in damages against Bayer over its weed killer Roundup. In appeals court, a nuclear verdict is still upheld, though at a smaller price.

Listening to his customers and listening to his team. Mike Arbour closes in on the anniversary of being named CEO of Sedgwick.

After several weeks of trying to push for approval, Aon and Willis Towers Watson have mutually agreed to terminate merger agreements.

Joe Van Winkle of SABABA Health Group shares how to incorporate functional data in addressing both the physical and mental health concerns of an injured worker.

After a livestock farm employee is gored by a bull during the job, he received coverage for all related medications. But when the payments stop, the worker files a negligence claim against the insurer.