Ironshore’s Dave Standish explains some of the top risks associated with collecting biometric data, from liability and the legal landscape to how to protect against a data breach.

Dislocation and marked premium price increases are common in many insurance markets these days. The Hartford’s Adrien Robinson weighs in.

Insurtech continues to bring promise of disruption and innovation to the industry, as one expert expects a transition from big numbers to big data, allowing for a more granular approach to pricing risks.

In the post-#MeToo era, Rhonda Prussack of BHSI details what liability exposures she’s watching closely right now, as well as what underwriters and the courts have their sights set on.

Silvia Sacalis of Healthesystems details the different aspects of holistic care for injured workers and why each is important for a successful return-to-work.

Outgoing NWCDC chairman Roberto Ceniceros chatted with R&I about managing vendor-partners, the power of language and putting technology in perspective.

BHSI’s David Valzania discusses the challenges and opportunities in multinational coverage.

Specialty drugs, prescription cascades and generics are all impacting the cost of drugs in the workers’ compensation industry.

Captive leader Anne Marie Towle sat down to discuss her new role at Hylant, her effective leadership role and the goals for her career at the captive practice.

Joel Cavaness, co-founder of Risk Placement Services and president of WSIA, sat down with R&I to discuss a thriving career and top trends in the wholesale space.

After Super Storm Sandy and Hurricane Harvey, 30-year-old Arianna Armelli dedicated her life’s work to preventing flood damage, creating Dorothy in the process.

When faced with a catastrophic case, no one has more experience or data than Paradigm Catastrophic Care Management. We sat down with CEO Kevin Turner to learn what drives their expertise.

Michael Rydman of Carisk cites the opioid epidemic and mental health conditions as two major reasons why some claims turn uncontrollable.

Corporate culture is more than a nod to office atmosphere. Allied World CEO, Global Insurance, Lou Iglesias says it is the behavior that can ultimately drive or stall a company’s success.

Kathleen Kerr of The MEMIC Group says overall support for employee learning and development is inconsistent, but leaders can start changing that tune.

Whether traveling abroad or to the next town over, employees on the road face a variety of risks. And employers can’t always rely on workers’ comp to cover everything.

A biopsychosocial approach helps injured workers achieve better outcomes, but jurisdictional obstacles remain. Joe Berardo, CEO of Carisk, outlines the challenges and benefits of a more holistic approach.

Thomas Zurek joined Schiff Hardin as counsel; here’s what he had to share about his new role.

An industry veteran discusses talent, infrastructure, and climate risks — and what insurers should do about them.

With a potential downturn looming, here’s what one surety exec says will be the defining characteristics of a successful construction firm.