As acute mental health cases surge and legal exposure grows, carriers are facing unprecedented challenges in claims handling and underwriting decisions.
IASA Xchange offers focused education for every stage of your career, from the OnPOINT executive program to specialized tracks in A&F, Tech, ERM, and Professional Development. Join us in New Orleans June 7-9, 2026.
An annual conference of content-rich, forward-thinking, and relevant topics combined with networking opportunities to share ideas freely and make lasting connections.
Navigate Risk in a Changing World at the CICA 2026 International Conference, March 8-10, 2026 at JW Marriott Desert Springs Resort & Spa, Palm Desert, California.
Broadspire supported an injured worker’s recovery after a high‑voltage accident, exemplifying compassionate care, family support, and the Broadspire difference.
PE and VC firms navigating complex portfolios under increasing regulatory and fiduciary pressures face exposures that traditional professional liability coverage may not adequately cover.
Out-of-network pharmacy use in workers’ compensation drives higher costs, safety risks, and regulatory gaps; educating and engaging injured workers through digital outreach is a critical lever to increase network utilization.
As tech giants race to build massive data center facilities across the United States, the construction insurance market faces challenges in providing adequate coverage for projects exceeding billions in value and can carry natural catastrophe exposures.
As cyber risks have transformed from data privacy concerns to complex operational threats, insurers like PHLY have adapted their coverage and services to help organizations navigate this challenging landscape.
As regulations rise and portfolios grow more complex, firms using specialized, collaborative liability coverage are leading smarter, more resilient risk management.
More complex and costly claims are a concern in workers’ compensation. Understanding the factors that drive longer claim duration and higher costs is the first step to detection and management.
While the global cancer burden continues to rise, the risk and impact of occupational cancers can vary significantly. For payers who are impacted, the costs can be substantial.