Much has been written about how technologies can make work a safer place. These are the tech tools that are helping post injury.

Here are three ways small businesses can imporve their approach to workplace safety.

Falls, slips and trips account for nearly 40% of work-related injuries and causing over 300 deaths annually in the construction industry.

The Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court ruled that a man who contracted COVID-19 while working as a utility lineman was entitled to receive workers’ compensation benefits.

Agents play a critical role in helping businesses prevent claims and more effectively manage their workers’ compensation costs.

Everything changes, but our mission remains the same: keep workers safe.

This is not simply about translation. It’s about building bridges of understanding, fostering trust, and ushering in an era of inclusive claims management.

Connecticut Supreme Court empowers judges to extend temporary disability benefits beyond maximum medical improvement.

Industry expert Michael Cwynar of Enlyte outlines the delicate balance between technological innovation and professional expertise in navigating the complex new landscape of AI.

How do you talk to your stakeholders, your investors, your employees, about artificial intelligence and what you are doing?

The Supreme Court of New Hampshire recently overturned a decision that denied a widow’s request to be added as a dependent for death benefits after her husband’s work-related death.

A universal focus on patient outcomes rather than front-end cost-cutting is the path to workers’ comp transformation, for the benefit of patients and payors alike

When injured workers are afraid to report on-the-job injuries—no matter the reasoning—everyone suffers. It’s time to find a better solution to injury reporting.

The most successful relationships involve the claims team and the claims advocates on the broker side, demonstrating that all parties involved want nothing but to appropriately adjust covered claims.

This year six brokers were selected as Finance Power Brokers. An additional five were named as finalists.

Texas Mutual reports mixed safety trends in 2024 as severe construction injuries decline while hospitality sector faces mounting challenges.

An employer-focused independent medical examination (IME) program can significantly reduce claim costs, accelerate resolution times and improve outcomes for workers’ comp.

From the changing regulatory environment to the risks of new technologies, Westfield Specialty’s Vincent Cisternino delves into the key financial risks and coverage nuances in financial lines insurance for various entity types.

Navigating the intricacies of ESG, the challenges of AI in underwriting and the effects of inflation on the financial lines sector.

This year 6 brokers were selected as Finance Power Brokers, with one finalist.