Clear documentation is one way to avoid litigation and other hazards in the practice of integrated absence management.

The tenth chapter in Grace Crickette’s Risk Insider series on implementing enterprise risk management.

Despite an adverse ruling from the Oklahoma Supreme Court, the option achieved impressive results for injured workers and employers.

The oceans’ critical impact on property risk is just beginning to be understood.

The technology exists to improve risk management. It should be deployed without further delay.

Workers’ comp professionals have a broad array of tools at their disposal to help combat the ongoing problem of opioid abuse.

Risk management training in combination with a liberal arts education creates a great foundation.

Frightening fact: There were 12 million unique types of malware identified in 2015 alone.

Counting on rational behavior by the actors in any given organization might be a mistake.

Excess follow forms don’t necessarily mirror the language of the primary policy, so beware.

Comprehensive risk analysis will help risk managers determine where foreign local D&O premium dollars should be spent.

Assessing the value of automated loss runs as a way to increase underwriting efficiency.

Drones can make police work more effective; and safer for police officers. What’s the holdup?

Companies with a number of international locations must take a detailed approach to crafting D&O coverage.

Learning from peers and professional organizations aids professional and personal success.

Outsourcers often provide expertise and real-time systems, but oversight is essential.

Can insurance innovate by adding a location component to data?

In creating risk registers, risk managers should strive to keep their lists short and dynamic.

Health care exchanges are going broke because we are over-buying services.

Regardless of what form data takes, data is and will be the engine that drives market forces now and in the future.