When caring for new residents with behavioral health needs began putting her staff at greater risk for injury, Andrea Gibbon and her nursing team equipped themselves with new skills to manage crisis.

As chief risk officer for a rapidly growing financial institution, Marcelo Brutti banked on clear communication, tested processes and a culture he knew he could believe in.

M&A is surging in health care. Hospitals and other facilities must review their internal controls before enacting on a deal.

“The Next Asbestos” they say, but where PFAS and asbestos differ is in the longevity and reach of these forever chemicals. Manufacturers must get ahead of the risk.

A former secret service agent provides insights on what K-12 and higher education risk managers can do to stop school shooters in their tracks.

Insurance is in a unique position to put the brakes on global climate change. Now is the time to act.

INTEGRIS Health earns its second Teddy Award in recognition of how it has continually improved its workers’ comp and safety programs.

All industries face a talent shortage. Health care’s staff deficit could harm us all.

Creative approaches to managing supply chain and the valuation worries caused by inflation are just a few of the topics on the busy mind of Aon’s Joe Peiser.

Process improvements in workers’ compensation are becoming vital as service providers struggle with their own staffing issues.

Risk & Insurance lost a friend, a long-time contributor and a Risk All Star when Jack Hampton passed away on June 13. We take a pause here to mourn his passing and celebrate his many accomplishments.

Battery storage losses continue to cause concerns to insurers. There have been several major losses already this year.

California’s law on medical malpractice modernized, preserving key components, signaling stability over alternative ballot initiative to dismantle MICRA.

One important lever hospitality owners can pull to minimize their exposure to alcohol-related liabilities is ensuring that they have hired the appropriate ratio of workers to patrons.

Risks affecting public schools, some of which were amplified by the pandemic, are accelerating to the degree that risk management experts are referring to them as “gray swans,” i.e., predictable but surprisingly severe risks.

Even with fewer lost ships in 2021, big ships still sink, and crews want solutions to stop losses.

United Educators’ Constance Neary reflects on the art and science of risk management as she approaches retirement.

With schools now re-opened, under-socialized children are acting out.

2022 Workers’ Comp Power Broker Patrick Tyler walks Risk & Insurance® through the highlights of his career.

Russia’s assault on Ukraine will have far-reaching consequences for governments, businesses and individuals.