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From fireworks to boating accidents, July 4th brings out some hefty summertime claims.

Claims handling is a constant source of friction between insurers and their insureds. Will new communication tools and big data be able to sort this old problem out? 

Some companies, including those in workers’ compensation, have started down the diversity path. More need to follow that lead.

As companies seek international business opportunities, demand for controlled master programs has never been greater.

U.S. Bus Charter & Limo Inc. sent advertisement text messages to potential customers, violating TCPA laws. Now, its insurer faces $50 million in settlement fees.

Two workers who helped clean up the BP oil spill in 2010 will still be able to pursue legal action despite a filing snafu.

National Casualty Company will not be responsible for the more than $18 million settlement between Fulton County and its attorneys who claimed pay disparity.

Janet Sheiner puts focus and creativity into her role as a risk manager and her work as an artist.

In this Q&A, QBE Group’s CEO says underwriting talent will drive organic growth, but harnessing data and technology remains a challenge.

Making insurers more efficient is just one upside of more digitization.

Verizon Communications was awarded defense costs in excess of $40 million after years-long battle over securities claim litigation.

The Navy veteran turned carrier executive discusses his unique introduction to insurance, the risks and challenges facing the industry, and the importance of cultivating talent.

Commercial insurance carriers frequently take on risks that are proven to be loss-ridden because they don’t have the analytics to underwrite and insure better risks.

Coverage of Most Dangerous Emerging Risks sets industry standards.

This Ironshore executive didn’t get into fine art on purpose, but has developed expertise in its beauty and its risks.

Obfuscatory means ‘intended to conceal the truth by confusion.’ Have you read your insurance policy’s obfuscatory language?

Kroll’s latest survey reveals that multinationals aren’t confident in their ability to comply with global anti-bribery and corruption laws.

Disaster recovery plus infrastructure projects stretch builders; sureties could be next.

Educating injured workers provides them with a sense of control over their care and their recovery.