Top employers discuss how organizations can optimize their brand presence by enhancing their claims management strategies.

A 2021 suit involving Subway’s alleged lack of tuna in its tuna sandwich will continue in the courts, a judge recently ruled.

As an affiliate of The Institutes, the Black Insurance Industry Collective is poised to provide the support for more Black insurance professionals to advance beyond mid-level positions.

Workers’ compensation carrier reserves and combined ratios are at healthy levels, despite the worries that persist about the impact of inflation.

With civil unrest exposure teetering high, here’s what businesses can do to protect themselves, while mitigating the risk.

The rush to create tech companies to meet a growing digital need has opened the door to more M&A activity. But with tech, cyber risk abounds.

In May, Vermont’s Dave Provost announced his retirement and the appointment of Sandy Bigglestone as Deputy Commissioner of the Department of Financial Regulation Captive Insurance Division. The pair share their goals for this next phase.

A recent webinar examines how inflation could wind up affecting the workers’ comp industry.

INTEGRIS Health earns its second Teddy Award in recognition of how it has continually improved its workers’ comp and safety programs.

Congratulations to Risk & Insurance’s 2022 Teddy Award winners, exemplifying excellence in workers’ compensation and injury prevention.

Insurers are rethinking how they hire, train and retain employees. One of the factors that job seekers are interested in is good company culture.

Claims to hold pharmaceutical drug distributors responsible for the opioid epidemic in a West Virginia county have been rejected in U.S. district court.

Beazley’s recently released report shares top geopolitical risks that businesses are currently facing.

Verisk names president of specialty business, Marsh appoints U.S. chemical practice leader, and Markel International expands renewable energy team.

The Supreme Court ruled on a recent case in which a high school football coach was suspended following praying during a game.

All industries face a talent shortage. Health care’s staff deficit could harm us all.

While market conditions have begun to stabilize post-pandemic, the workers’ compensation market remains a notable exception.

New Orleans restaurant scores appellate win after taking Lloyd’s of London to court for failure to pay for damages related to COVID-19 closures.

FM Global released its annual FM Global Resilience Index, ranking countries on their ability to adapt and respond to emerging risks.

A ConAgra employee, who contracted COVID-19 on the job and transmitted the virus to his wife, is suing the company for her death.