Oklahoma’s opt-out system has employers intrigued, but taking a “wait and see” approach.

What an insurance executive will require to survive in the new economy.

Tech firms face multiple perils in addition to cyber risks.

Some university premiums are more than double last year’s expense, but students may find themselves uninsured anyway.

All eyes are on Oklahoma now that the state has begun to approve carriers to quote business under the reformed workers’ comp system.

Money apparently can’t buy success at this year’s World Cup.

A benchmarking study of claims organizations documented limited availability of formal job training.

Brokers prepare to comply with FATCA even as they seek exemption from the law’s foreign insurance requirements.

More leaders are looking past the organization’s silos in search of gains in health care and workers’ comp performance.

The addition of six Canadian jurisdictions to a new workers’ comp report may help foster improved understanding of similarities and differences among all jurisdictions.

Insurance companies’ labyrinthine numbering systems leave room for error.

William Getreuer started in risk management dealing with claims from Three Mile Island.

A look at the latest decisions affecting the industry,

Destroying unused drives protects valuable data.

Handling international claims effectively means being devoted to having local knowledge.

As the World Cup approaches, Brazil’s economy and political volatility continue to grow.

A look at some of the sessions featured in the 2014 NWCDC Claims Solutions track.

Workers’ comp insurer premium expansion largest since 2005-2007 hard market.

Women remain poorly represented in executive and leadership positions at insurance companies.

Workers’ comp market perceived as ‘balanced’ at long last.