The Pacific Northwest will never fully recover from this tsunami and earthquake.

A new TV workplace comedy takes on the insurance business. With superheroes. No, really.

Cell captives are innovating, and some risk managers use them to drive business relationships.

A look at the latest legal cases impacting the industry.

The benefits of prescription drug monitoring programs are clear, but some states could be better utilizing them.

Here’s an answer to recruitment and retention challenges: Hold your special events in the Hawaiian Islands.

Some states want fully liquid collateral backing large deductible workers’ comp programs.

Can insurance innovate by adding a location component to data?

Regardless of what form data takes, data is and will be the engine that drives market forces now and in the future.

Learn how to bolster a global workforce with the right combination of benefits and insurance coverage to eliminate uncertainty about their health care options.

TPA consolidation in the market creates confusion for some employers. But size isn’t the only criteria that determines fit.

State oversight can help rein in compounding, but inroads can also be made from within claims payer and managed care organizations.

Insurance industry eyes millennials as the answer to turnover and coming retirements.

The threat of Zika continues to prompt calls for the cancellation of the 2016 Olympic Games.

Start-ups and established insurers are focusing on online, direct sales of insurance to small and medium-sized businesses.

Frontier markets show growth potential, but political and economic instability pose risks.

Courts are increasingly leaning in favor of forcing payers to reimburse workers’ comp claimants for medical marijuana.

California’s chief insurance regulator asks insurers to divest themselves of thermal coal holdings.

Taking insurance trade groups to task in looking for scapegoats.

With the future of the Oklahoma Option in question, efforts to pass similar plans in other states are also in a holding pattern.