Aggregating patient, prescriber and prescription data provides a more comprehensive view of a claim, and allows payers to make better decisions for injured workers.

Small neighborhood businesses and Fortune 500s alike are facing increased exposure to harassment and discrimination claims.

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While mergers & acquisitions offer scale and expanded reach to brokers battling a competitive market, overlooked professional liability risk could blow up any deal.

Construction techniques have changed little in the last 100 years, but new tools are driving measurable improvement in safety, productivity, quality and documentation.

As if running a hotel, bar, or restaurant wasn’t difficult enough, hospitality companies are now facing greater liability exposure than ever.

Technological advancement, increased connectivity, and more cunning hackers all drive the evolution of cyber risk. Companies that don’t keep pace are exposed.

Disruption of traditional health care delivery models is not slowing down. The industry needs flexible, comprehensive insurance solutions that adapt to changing needs.

From HIPAA compliance to cyber breaches and driver screenings, here’s what hospital risk managers need to know.

Expensive claims, declining volume, a soft market and new technology are threatening the profitability and relevance of MPL insurers.

Lack of education, emerging risks, and inconsistent policy language sow confusion in the cyber market. Two experts debunk common but dangerous myths.

As construction projects grow in size and complexity, contractors need reliable and financially strong surety underwriters more than ever. Here’s what to look for.

QBE has won public praise for exceeding clients’ expectations, but their secret ingredient for customer satisfaction may not be what you think.

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Financial struggles are forcing rural facilities to close at a rapid pace. Decisions to sell or shave costs increase management liability and medical malpractice exposure.

Captives should adapt to their parent companies’ changing risk profiles. Following this plan helps risk managers identify and execute necessary changes.

As cyber risks intertwine with property, fidelity, professional liability and reputation exposures, comprehensive insurance coverage and services become paramount.

The demand for fast delivery is driving the growth of city warehouses, but these urban facilities present unique property and safety challenges for wholesale distributors.

When it comes to managing risk, there are four options: accept the risk, ignore or dismiss the risk, transfer the risk, and lastly, mitigate the risk.

Clear communication, fast, and reliable funding, accurate reporting and compliance with state law are all critical to a positive outcome.