The increased adoption of renewable energy technologies, particularly EV charging stations and solar panels, means it’s time for a risk review. Best practices for installation and upkeep start with having the right partner in place.
Experts in this one-hour webinar will discuss dozens of data points that were garnered from an industry survey of more than 1300 frontline claims professionals.
During the tough property markets of recent years, parametrics grew in popularity. Now, even as the market stabilizes, they’re proving their staying power.
Topicals can be a costly specialty medication in workers’ compensation. But when a topical is deemed medically necessary, it’s important payers have a resource that works with them to reduce their overall cost.
Don’t miss this opportunity to gain valuable insights into the future of insurance product development and how your organization can benefit from these technological advancements.
Technology can help to prevent losses, improve safety and security, and reduce the cost of insurance — if property owners and managers select the right tools. Experienced risk professionals can help their clients get the most bang for their buck.
Prompt, comprehensive physical therapy is shown to drive down costs and help injured workers get back on the job. Recovery+ enhances in-person therapy with a biopsychosocial model designed to help do just that.
Learn more about the complexities of TCPA and DNC compliance and get tips on how to empower insurance agents to expand their reach while mitigating risk in an ever-evolving regulatory landscape.
Preventing workplace injuries and reducing workers’ comp costs means diving into the details of workers’ day-to-days and finding solutions to common hazards that go beyond simple compliance. This is what a comprehensive safety program looks like.
The talent shortage is a critical emerging risk in the insurance industry, which has fallen short in demonstrating its purpose and value to prospective employees. Here are five strategies companies can pursue to strengthen recruitment and retention, and better position themselves to fulfill their mission for years to come.
The cyber insurance landscape of today will not be the cyber insurance landscape of tomorrow. With that in mind, responsible insurers are already keeping a finger on the pulse of today’s challenges and working toward a sustainable future.