Changing market forces are driving pessimism among independent insurance agencies.

Kids’ Chance, which provides scholarship assistance to kids whose parents have been catastrophically or fatally injured on the job, is working to reach the people who need it most.

Insurance business leaders in 2016 will be expected to both manage change and drive it.

If I could invite nine insurance figures to dinner, these would be the top picks.

Except for cyber, risk managers can expect declining insurance premiums.

Insurers need to become partners of Silicon Valley, not just claims payers.

A look at the latest decisions impacting the industry.

Encrypted DNA can track stolen artwork as well as be used for authentication purposes.

Speakers at recent brokerage summit discussed pursuing acquisitions in a seller’s market and the importance of innovation.

Noted workers’ comp bloggers share their thoughts on the recent call for federal oversight of the workers’ comp system.

The private insurance market needs to better understand exposure to flooding.

Except for cyber, risk managers can expect declining insurance premiums.

Insurers that offer direct, online coverage to small and mid-size businesses are seeing substantial growth.

Workers’ compensation professionals have mixed feelings about the opt-out debate, but agree that the focus should be what’s best for injured employees.

The 2015 Women in Workers’ Compensation Forum at this year’s NWCDC in Las Vegas promises to attract even more attendees than last year’s popular event.

Insurance underwriters are an endangered species, according to some projections.

All the cute lizards in the world can’t erase the insurance industry’s image problem.

There are several aspects to consider before opting for a single-parent or group captive.

An unbiased, diverse crowd often provides better insight than an individual expert.

Staff and stakeholders share perspectives on the turnaround of Ohio’s workers’ comp system.