Something just didn’t seem right about the factory worker’s claim.

A look at the latest decisions impacting the industry.

Automating claims administration allowed Longmont, Colo., to reduce costs and increase efficiency.

Experts discuss ways to monitor and manage specialty health care spending.

The legislators who voted against the 2013 Oklahoma workers’ comp reforms have now filed a lawsuit with the state supreme court. This kind of action is hurting injured workers and driving jobs away.

Texas and Oklahoma represent models of successful alternatives to the national workers’ comp system. It’s time for employers in other states to organize and follow suit. 

A snowmobile accident leaves an Alaskan pipeline project manager with life-altering injuries.

What do underwriters and police detectives have in common? One word: metadata.

A look at the latest decisions impacting the industry.

Insurance foots the bill for the largest marine recovery project in history.

A look at the latest decisions impacting the industry.

There’s no way that a man of the cloth would lie about an injury, right?

Sandy-affected companies with rejected insurance claims are suing brokers for negligence.

A 49-year-old chemist working in Frankfurt, Germany, was left paralyzed after an accident.

Settling a claim or going to court is about more than the dollars.

A quick-thinking business owner seizes the opportunity to best a competitor after a storm.

A lack of transparency during a foreign acquisition abruptly halts a mining company’s celebrations.

Employee theft rocks an alternative energy company.

A fatal snack factory explosion leads to an even more disastrous claim.