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N.J. Supreme Court Rules Teachers Are ‘Essential Employees’ for COVID-19 Workers’ Comp Claims

N.J. high court affirms rebuttable presumption that educators who contracted coronavirus during pandemic did so at work, shifting burden of proof to employers and insurers.

Educational Institutions Reported $1.2 Billion in Large Losses Despite Fewer Claims

Education Institutions Face Persistent Enrollment and Safety Pressures, New Risk Reports Show

Theo Awards 2025: In Conversation with NEFEC, NYCURMG and the School District of Philadelphia

Public Entity Insurance Market Shows Softening Amid Complex Pressures

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Focusing on reputation instead of a potential exposure is not the best way to mitigate the risk.

13 Rules for Risk Management Success

An insurance veteran shares 13 rules for risk management success.

Alternative Vision Saves Millions

The mutual brings more affordable coverage and comprehensive risk management to a group of technical colleges.

Universities Cancel Classes in Israel

Citing security concerns, many U.S. schools have cancelled study programs in Israel. Other travelers appear more cautious than scared.

Risk Management Is the Natural Owner of Compliance

It’s time for risk management to own compliance.

A Foreign Education

Global risks in education demand the use of international risk managers.

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Making the Grade

The Miami-Dade County Public Schools successfully contain threats that drive up workers’ compensation costs.