As IRS scrutiny intensifies and new reporting requirements emerge, orgs utilizing micro-captive insurance companies face critical decisions about risk management approaches.

Each year Enlyte releases its drug trends series to analyze the state of pharmacy trends in workers’ comp. In part one of our 2025 series, we’re evaluating retail and mail order prescriptions.

With inflation, supply-chain issues, and tech shifts, equipment breakdown reinsurance is regaining focus. Matt Stambaugh of Travelers BoilerRe shares how these forces are driving carriers to rethink strategies.

Apricus streamlines post-acute care coordination, saving adjusters’ time, cutting costs, reducing delays and helping injured employees recover faster.

Registration is open for the 2025 TxCIA Annual Conference, October 14–15 in The Woodlands, TX—featuring expert panels, networking, and the latest insights in captive insurance.

Graduating college can be stressful, exciting and filled with uncertainty. Where does the insurance industry fit into this complicated process?

Understanding the most effective approaches to prevention, diagnosis, and treatment can dramatically improve outcomes and reduce costs.

OSHA-recommended strategies to reduce heat-related incidents.

With rising complexity and evolving technologies, equipment breakdown risks are growing — Travelers VP, Pete Schulz, delivers expert insight to help businesses stay ahead.

Migraine medications are making up a growing portion of pharmacy spend in workers’ comp, driven by an influx of new CGRP antagonist medications to the market over the last few years.

As telematics technology continues to evolve, fleet managers face the challenge of implementing effective programs that enhance safety, reduce costs, and engage drivers.

Extreme heat continues to be a serious risk for workers. What are the latest heat-related developments in workers’ comp?

As catastrophic events increase, insurance professionals must adapt strategies to effectively manage emerging risks while maintaining strong client relationships.

Chronic pain affects millions and has direct consequences for injured workers and in the workplace, from absenteeism to higher healthcare costs.

Until reforms are in place insurers will need to remain on top of the latest judiciary trends.

Let’s look at common complexities in workers’ comp claims – and how a combination of technology, data, and people can help address them.

Energy companies have complex risk profiles, with significant liability, workers’ comp and regulatory exposures.

A good customer service center can create an exceptionally positive experience for customers, claims teams, and injured workers.

GLP-1 agonist drugs are designed to treat type 2 diabetes, but their secondary weight loss effect is driving popularity.

Attorney representation is a factor in increasing claim cost and industry stakeholders are concerned that litigation is becoming more common.