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.

As catastrophic events increase in both frequency and severity, insurance professionals must adapt their strategies to effectively manage emerging risks while maintaining strong client relationships.

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

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

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

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.

The most recent annual review of drug utilization data from Optum revealed key trends that could shape workers’ comp care and policy developments in 2025 and beyond.

How can clinical pharmacists use artificial intelligence to improve care for injured workers? Silvia Sacalis, VP of Clinical Services, weighs in.

Working to help insureds find the legal representation they need.

Expanding presumptions in workers’ comp are making it easier for workers to qualify for benefits related to mental injury, including PTSD, as well as certain cancers and other conditions.

When it comes to managing today’s toughest risks, alternative risk solutions, or ARS, offer flexibility, control and adaptability in addition to what traditional lines bring to the risk management table.

Artificial intelligence can help to gather data and increase efficiency, but it comes with unique liability risks.

Employers, providers, TPAs and other workers’ comp stakeholders need to work together to succeed.

Small to medium-sized contractors may not have obvious exposures to environmental risk, but the potential for pollution exists even in the smallest projects.

Learn strategies to reduce claim duration, support employees, and integrate resilience into claims for lasting impact.

QBE launches two new coverage enhancements in the face of regulatory enforcement of cyber incident reporting shortcomings.

Discover how to overcome key return-to-work challenges—like mental health, social factors, and delays—using data-driven strategies that accelerate recovery and improve outcomes in workers’ compensation.