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“Small changes have had a significant impact for me: limiting social media, reducing exposure to the constant stream of notification alerts, being unapologetic about protecting time with family, prioritizing sleep, and getting outside whenever I can.”
David Hershey told the carriers to change their ways when they attempted to alter a key notification requirement.
Jeff Driver’s new risk retention group looks like a winner.
Dr. Frank Tomecek is using advanced diagnostics to reduce surgery frequency.
Tim Davidson completely overhauled his company’s return-to-work program.
The mutual brings more affordable coverage and comprehensive risk management to a group of technical colleges.
Surety carriers demand payment and performance bonds on public-private partnerships.
Liquid natural gas exports represent a huge market for insurers.
Who could trust a driverless car?
Mobile device cyber protections need to be as strong as any other type.
Faced with an abrupt change in circumstances, Chris Thorn rose to the challenge.
California’s culture of “informal” employment in construction is putting workers at extreme risk and shorting the state’s workers’ comp system.
The marine services sector faces exposures both seen and unseen.
A year ago, parts of Colorado were besieged by a 1,000-year flood event leading to more than $2 billion in economic damages.
Before deciding to accept Bitcoin as a form of payment, companies should carefully consider the risks and coverage considerations.
Larger ships using standard ports means less room for error.
A look at the latest decisions affecting the industry.
Retracing the route of Amelia Earhart is the most recent adventure made possible by brokers.
Settlements of False Claims Act litigation reach into the billions, as the law incentivizes whistleblowers to report suspected company fraud.
Citing security concerns, many U.S. schools have cancelled study programs in Israel. Other travelers appear more cautious than scared.
Two employee injuries at the same company produce two very different outcomes.