Construction surety bonds guarantee that projects get completed at cost and on time, even during periods of economic distress.

Women are a vital part of the working world. For male-dominated industries like construction, now is the time to consider what true diversity and inclusion looks like.

The biggest construction risk management conference of the year is September 21-23 at the Hotel Del Coronado.

Risk management and mitigation will be important elements in the discussion. But you can also count on hearing how different needs on the part of residential and commercial property users are driving change.

The high inflation in the 1970s and early 1980s led to a rough time for the insurance industry. Today’s higher numbers could lead traditional carriers to become more cautious.

2022 Workers’ Comp Power Broker Patrick Tyler walks Risk & Insurance® through the highlights of his career.

Here’s what builders need to know to prepare for construction defect claims.

Construction still produces the lion’s share of workplace injuries, with waste remediation and transportation following.

Demand for construction and environmental professional liability products is expected to rise this year as construction activity rebounds from the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic.

This year, brokers from across the brokerage field were named as the 2022 Construction Power Broker winners. An additional brokers were named as finalists.

Crum & Forster celebrates 200 years this year. The company’s Tom Bredahl shares some of his thoughts on the business.

Construction insurance pricing is being impacted by several risks of note that underwriters must review.

A CorVel claims executive points to the allure that captives might hold for those that seek to manage a rising tide of construction liability risks.

Resilient construction presents a major business opportunity for contractors over the next few years. Here’s what they need to know about this building technique and how their risk managers and insurers can help.

This year’s IRMI Construction Risk Conference featured 37 sessions and 67 speakers. This was the first in-person event since live events were put on hold due to the pandemic.

From climate change to labor shortages, the construction industry faces more than its share of risks.

Marsh’s Frank Kilburg discusses what being a Power Broker means to him, and how he continues to push himself in the brokering industry.

Beecher Carlson broker John Costello talks construction, Insurtech and the opportunities for young people within the insurance industry.

Climate change and an unwillingness on the part of owners and regulators to face up to infrastructure risks played a deadly role in the collapse of the Champlain Towers South in Surfside, Fla.

The construction and real estate sectors are showing an increasing interest in captives.