Client-focused and detail-oriented: These are the qualities that define Marsh’s Natalie Gomez.

Predict & Prevent is on the rise, promising to better protect society and save lives. Pete Miller shares the lessons he learned during the first season of The Institutes’ podcast.

The latest court decisions that could have an impact on the risk and insurance industry.

Studying abroad can have a profound impact on a student’s mental health. Both students and their higher ed institutions should ensure they receive adequate preparation and support.

This In2Risk panel aims to unpack the psychology of social inflation by examining the anchoring effect on nuclear verdicts.

When technology and talent combine within an insurer, workers’ comp clients know claims management is in good hands.

PCSI’s dedication to its workers with disabilities has earned it a 2023 Teddy Award Program of Distinction designation.

Health Care Facilities of Missouri shored up its workers’ comp program at the right time, allowing it to not just weather the pandemic, but achieve exceptional gains.

Broker Marshall Yacoe shares his journey from studying environmental science to helping a wide range of companies navigate their environmental liability exposures.

Another year brings us another set of exceptional workers’ compensation programs to honor and emulate.

After a merger with Tyco International in 2016, Johnson Controls leveraged its workers’ compensation program, emphasizing strong communication and collaboration.  

Communication and collaboration are what keeps TruGreen’s award-winning workers’ comp program purring like a top-of-the-line lawn tractor.

After initially struggling to gain traction, the district’s fitness program drew in employees through incentives and social activities until participation became its own reward.

With its proactive injury prevention and recovery strategies, UMASS Memorial Health has improved working conditions and secured a 2023 Teddy Award.

The latest legal filings likely to have an impact on the insurance industry today. 

When injured workers are equipped with a positive mindset, recovery will be a positive and achievable goal.

For the next generation of insurance industry professionals, opportunity is everything. Rising Star Kate Simons Delmedico shares why. 

After two parks and recreation state workers die in a van crash while heading to a company event, their families attempt to recoup costs via wrongful death claims.

As paid family and medical leave laws become more commonplace, employers must adapt — understanding their costs and benefits, coordinating with existing programs and communicating with current and future employees.

We talked to Jason Bainum, EVP and VP of sales at HUB International, about the trends he sees in the employee benefits space, how smaller organizations can make the most of their spend, and the indispensability of data.