An increasingly productive economy means more trade and demands more exacting logistics risk management.

Transporting young children is risky business. In this Q&A, an underwriting VP discusses solutions to minimize the exposures.

Facing Unique Rail Risks Railroads face unique risks within transportation. Property values are high, as is liability for the cargo carried, and regulations require a certain level of coverage. Now: cyber exposure. “We were worried about people trying to hack into our train control operation systems and concerned about theft of PII. We need someone… View Article

There are billions to be made, but those transporting the product tread carefully.

In this Q&A, the VP of one workers’ comp service provider shares how to soothe a common pain point for injured workers: Getting to appointments on time.

A Pennsylvania court calls into question the limitations on the going and coming rule.

Driverless car regulations are on the way that will bring about big changes in the insurance industry.

Robust wellness strategies, once perceived as a nicety, should be considered a must-have.

Various plans call for as much as $1 trillion in domestic infrastructure spending in coming years. While this presents massive business opportunities, risk, as we know, comes with it.

Public-private partnerships offer a way forward for infrastructure investment. To replicate Canadian successes, the U.S. must address risk management issues.

Once the darling of the P&C world, commercial auto is now its problem child. Faced with escalating losses, insurers have no choice but to continue to raise rates and write smarter.

The time is long past for us to address our crumbling infrastructure.

Eventually, human error will be eliminated from motoring. What does that mean for auto insurers?

A shrinking insurance market drives interest in captive solutions for the transportation industry.

Stand Out Broker Michele Centeno is always prepared and takes extra steps to learn everything she can about each client. Not surprisingly, the results are lowered costs and stronger policies. “I have worked with a variety of brokers, and by far, Michele stands out,” said an insurance manager at a window manufacturing company. “She knows… View Article

Knowing whether someone used marijuana recreationally or for medicinal purposes is not really the point. Making sure workplaces are safe, is.

Insurers struggle to respond to a new regulation governing sanitary food transportation.

For the 2016 Teddy Award winners, employees are a key part of the secret to their success.

Facing deteriorating results, some large commercial fleet carriers are leaving the market.

Accountability and collaboration turned Hampton Roads Transit’s legacy workers’ compensation program into a triumph.