During an hour-long webinar presented by the International Insurance Society, experts dive into how insurance can replace legacy systems with new claims technologies.

The SAFE and CLAIMS acts could make it easier for recreational cannabis businesses to open bank accounts and obtain insurance, potentially opening up the marketplace.

A recent ransomware attack on the Colonial Pipeline left much of the Eastern U.S. in fear of serious fuel shortages. This attack highlights inconsistencies and weakness within the U.S. IoT cyber security capabilities.

May marks Mental Health Awareness Month. Now is the time for employers to address the mental strains placed on employees by the COVID pandemic.

The vast majority of workplace wellness programs are inadequate to meet the needs of a multicultural workforce. This is particularly concerning given the push by employers to build an inclusive workplace.

Soaring losses have underwriters raising rates while backers insist on greater coverage. Developers are caught in the middle. 

The ability to construct a well-run risk management program does not matter on organization size but on the continuous effort dedicated to your program.

Keeping employees who have transitioned to working from home safe from repetitive stress or other ergonomic-related injuries is paramount.

A pair of new virtual sessions from the National Ergonomics Conference premiering on May 18 will focus on the importance of posture and everyday movements to solve chronic pain.

When a set of Las Vegas restaurants seek insurance coverage for lost income due to COVID, the court must decide it the policy fits.

As the wave of cryptocurrency use continues to surge, sometimes it’s hard not to miss the simplicity of writing a check.

A development company that thinks it’s got it all together falls apart when it paves over its embedded culture of entitlement, gender and racial bias.

At a virtual session of the RIMS LIVE 2021 conference, two leaders explained how the traditionally white male insurance industry can make necessary changes.

Farmers Insurance is on the hook for $25 million after the Oklahoma Attorney General alleged the insurer’s earthquake policy violates the Oklahoma Consumer Protection Act.

Experts say D&O capacity will continue to be constrained for the foreseeable future. Rates can also be expected to continue their rise.

The time to treat a musculoskeletal injury is before it actually requires medical attention. Learn how to stop unnecessary claims from taking root.

COVID-19 has brought forth an influx of business interruption claims as companies shutdown by the pandemic seek retribution. But the courts must determine if actual physical loss has occurred.

The telehealth task at hand for risk managers and their insurance partners is to help preserve the balance of patient privacy with all the good that has come — and will come — from telemedicine.

How can we prepare for the future of risk management? The Institutes’ Future of Risk Conference, a three day all-virtual event, looks to answer that question.

Best-practice office ergonomics will be back in focus once the workforce is vaccinated and workers can return to something resembling normalcy.