Collaborative robots, known as cobots, are rapidly expanding in the workforce due to their versatility. But they bring with them liability concerns.

Quirky and profound ways in which risk management and insurance impact our world.

Compliance officials rank reputational risks posed by third-party partners as their top risk, and one-third expect the risks of bribery and corruption to increase.

A look at the latest decisions impacting the industry.

Companies plan to boost spending on cyber security to deal with an onslaught of cyber attacks.

Knowing whether someone used marijuana recreationally or for medicinal purposes is not really the point. Making sure workplaces are safe, is.

Insurers struggle to respond to a new regulation governing sanitary food transportation.

A look at the latest decisions impacting the industry.

Foolish or negligent behavior leads to many an outrageous lawsuit or insurance claim.

A private client executive with Ironshore looks for strong building codes and building code enforcement when underwriting high net worth homes.

Collaborative robots, known as cobots, are rapidly expanding in the workforce due to their versatility and ability to work alongside humans.

Cyber security requires sensitizing staff to correct behaviors and separating important data from routine information available on the internet.

The losses in commercial auto are disturbing but analytics provides answers.

Disclosure requests on policy applications can create a minefield of exposures for insureds. Tread carefully.

Funding shortfalls emerge in the decommissioning of unprofitable nuclear facilities.

The U.S. government may raise the minimum salary threshold on paying overtime to white collar workers.

Make sure your cyber management plan works before a crisis occurs.

Facing deteriorating results, some large commercial fleet carriers are leaving the market.

Discerning insurance buyers and their brokers increasingly seek specialist wordings from a professional liability community that is desperate to differentiate.

More lenient FAA regulations allow drone pilots to launch new businesses in the U.S.