Watching how pro sports navigate their seasons post-COVID-19 — without the fans in attendance — offers a hint for other crowd-dependent businesses.

The virus has made it nearly impossible for productions to get insurance, begging the question will this be a summer without blockbusters?

The latest court decisions involving risk management and the insurance industry. 

Hotels, arenas and other entertainment venues are transforming into makeshift health care facilities to aid in the coronavirus fight. Welcome to the new normal in hospitality. 

This year, six commercial insurance brokers were named 2020 Entertainment Power Brokers. One additional broker was named as a finalist.

When the insurer of hip-hop artist Fat Joe refused to pay under its music professional liability policy, Fat Joe and his record label took the insurer to court.

Insuring films in Iraq, Syria and Somalia is a difficult job, but this broker knows how to get it done.

Two risk managers with backgrounds in heavy industry were able to bring crucial risk management lessons learned into the hospitality arena.

Baseball is allowing itself to run a legal gauntlet that will eventually result in much higher liability than it currently faces in the area of fan safety.

The amusement industry is actually one of the safest around. Here are a few risk management tips for operators to keep it that way.

The NFL and its insurance companies are locked in a battle over a $1 billion claim resulting from a class-action lawsuit brought by former players alleging the league hid the consequences of head trauma for years.