This is the first in a series of articles exposing what is driving the excessive recovery times and the high cost of workplace injuries. Workplace injuries take twice as long to heal as non-workplace injuries. That is a researched established fact. Moreover, it is the single most important fact and key to understanding how to… View Article

Insurance products are being drafted to address AI risk. Expect exclusions to come along with them.

Why the future of insurance will be built on resilience, not reaction.

Third-party medical financing is reshaping liability claims by inflating medical costs, increasing settlement pressure and driving higher insurance expenses.

The property & casualty market is actively adopting AI as a decision-making force multiplier that surfaces critical insights from massive volumes of unstructured data, allowing claims professionals to reduce leakage and focus their expertise on high-value strategy and resolution.

Why keeping injured workers engaged matters more than most programs account for.

While technology increasingly automates routine claims evaluation, the future of the profession relies on leadership actively upskilling existing teams in uniquely human, higher-order capabilities like AI literacy, negotiation science, data interpretation, and emotional influence.

The rapid expansion of data center construction is reshaping how insurers evaluate complex construction, property and infrastructure risks.

Why keeping injured workers engaged matters more than most programs account for.

Leaders who manage the layoff process carefully will help the organization avoid additional exposures.

The governance failures alleged in most major D&O liability claims—the board decided wrong—have acquired a nastier companion claim: the board couldn’t help itself.

The scariest AI risk isn’t hallucination. It’s when the answer is right and the person using it has no idea what they’re holding.

Three structural threats — coverage cost-shifting, a narrowing wage-medical inflation gap, and rising labor market risk — may be poised to end workers’ comp’s decades-long winning streak.

When heat overexposure isn’t recognized, it isn’t measured. When it isn’t measured, it isn’t managed.

Bringing pharmaceutical production home may improve resilience, but it also introduces a fresh set of risks that demand early attention from business leaders.

The biggest fraud threats today aren’t isolated incidents — they’re sophisticated networks designed to blend seamlessly into legitimate business operations.

A recent Griffith Foundation educational panel delved into the importance of policymakers better understanding surplus lines markets.

Data center projects are more technical, the equipment is more sensitive, and the schedule has less give in it.

A policy rooted in the era of the corner druggist is now fueling exponential prescription markups in workers’ comp claims.

Cheaper cyber insurance is flooding the market, but escalating risks are quietly testing its limit.