In workers’ compensation risk management, fragmented data systems can prevent stakeholders from seeing the complete picture. Industry leaders are turning to integrated analytics to bridge these gaps and deliver better outcomes for injured workers.

He reports that businesses are seeing enablement of their work more broadly through generative AI technology.

As health care delivery and standards of care evolve, QBE’s John Livatino examines the liability landscape in emerging markets.

MSIG USA Head of Casualty Jayson Taylor breaks down what’s fueling liability severity and why litigation funding transparency should be the industry’s next priority.

The casualty story for 2026 isn’t frequency — it’s severity, powered by social volatility and third-party litigation funding.

As retailers prepare for the 2025 holiday rush, two priorities will make or break the season: bringing on reliable seasonal staff quickly and keeping employees and customers safe through peak traffic.

CorVel’s executive team offers seven predictions on how AI adoption and proactive care models will transform risk management by 2026.

A longtime E&S leader reflects on the market’s explosive growth, the shift to hybrid work, evolving risk profiles and how technology is reshaping underwriting and risk management.

As physician shortages reshape workers’ comp care, CorVel’s Karen Thomas explains how nurse practitioners and physician assistants are improving access while maintaining quality, outcomes, and cost control.

New survey data from 507 industry professionals highlights the challenges of managing claims complexities when visibility into injured workers’ medical information and cost drivers is limited – and where solutions might be found.

The way claims executives manage their teams has evolved significantly over the years.

Compared to new entrants from previous decades, today’s younger workers are much more focused on charitable giving.

The negotiating table is a key platform in the ability of insurers to manage runaway legal settlement costs. Much more can be done to strengthen the hand of the defense.

Bolstered by some recent acquisitions, Arrowhead Intermediaries is well-positioned to grow even more.

As automation takes over administrative tasks, claims specialists are discovering new opportunities to focus on what technology cannot replicate: empathy, judgment, and meaningful communication with injured workers.

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The number of heat-related deaths in the United States more than doubled over a 24-year span.

Community pools make sense as a way to address the insurance coverage gap in residential and commercial structures.

There is ample communications science scholarship available to give guidance to insurance companies on how best to manage claims negotiations.

As AI reshapes the competitive landscape, technology companies are pursuing bigger acquisitions despite declining deal volume, with blockbuster transactions exceeding $30 billion becoming the new normal.