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A hard market is expected to continue into 2021, and insurers and universities alike will have to stay creative in their approaches to risk management and underwriting higher education through this financial crisis.

Colleges and universities looking to remain stable and survive tumultuous times must invest in creating a sustainable risk management strategy.

Clare McCarrick thought she’d be a journalist, but after an internship in insurance, she switched gears and the rest was history.

We are asking a lot from our teachers during these months of uncertainty; it’s about time we step up and do more to protect them.

Aviation is faring better than other sectors from a claims-made perspective, but risks from the pandemic still linger.

Sureties are holding their own during today’s economic instability, despite some hardening in the commercial surety market.

Wearables have been gaining traction in the construction industry as powerful safety tools, but will employees buy in to the hype?

The car rental agency advised that, as of his next birthday, Roger Crombie would be so old that “The Insurance” would not let him rent a car ever again. So he bought one.

Expedia, the self-proclaimed one-stop travel site for any dream vacation, was accused of a bait and switch marketing scheme by four hotel operators in an underlying suit.

Blockchain and its applications in insurance hold tremendous potential to provide financial stability in emerging and underserved economies.

The booming cannabis industry is still struggling to attract adequate coverage.

Very few carriers are offering an on-demand delivery rider to cover increased exposures associated with the sharp uptick in demand for rideshare delivery services.

Albert Munanga, regional director of health & wellness at Era Living, shares how he worked his way up through the industry and details his nursing home’s response to COVID-19.

From cyber attacks and supply chain disruptions to new safety concerns, here’s how COVID-19 has affected the already hardening transportation sector.

A new report concluded that COVID-19 has led to increased opioid abuse, medical marijuana legislation and drugs delivered by mail.

Despite regulation meant to curb abuse of physician dispensing, it’s still a common practice and presents both safety and financial risks. 

Small businesses are no stranger to cyber risk, which is why they must understand where their cyber vulnerabilities lie and what they can do to stop a threat in its tracks.

As patients and providers become more digitally connected, greater dependency on technology increases privacy and security concerns.

Medical experts break down what hospitals have learned since the onset of the pandemic, and what that means for the anticipated second wave.