Organizations should be as cautious exploring business partnerships as an individual would be on a blind date.

Insurance captives and crisis communications can go hand-in-hand.

Captives may yet play a role in managing health care risk, despite the advent of reform.

Data security is not a top concern for most insurers even as cyber risks grow.

Many companies are using telehealth to keep employees healthy and productive.

An explosion shakes a retailer’s business continuity. What is their next move?

Governments around the globe step up efforts to wipe out corruption.

Nanotechnology could well be the underwriting challenge of the next hundred years.

A look at the latest decisions impacting the industry.

Mergers and acquisitions are increasing. Will that increase liability?

Rising tensions between China and Japan pose property and supply chain risk to American companies.

Freight forwarding and freight brokering arrangements create numerous risk exposures if not handled effectively.

Large capital flows are entering the E&S market.

Something just didn’t seem right about the factory worker’s claim.

The health care industry is facing competing pressures to protect patient information as well as to share it.

There has been a sharp increase in oil spills from tanker cars.

Most boards of directors are not reviewing insurance coverage for cyber-related risks.

Fines for high readmissions dictated by the Affordable Care Act can be avoided.

Never buy version 1.0 of any new technology.

Unfunded pension liabilities continue to threaten city finances.