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Design-Build agreements are increasingly becoming a preferred delivery method within the high profile construction sector.
Having a safe work environment is one of many top priorities of any organization. It is the responsibility of the employer to empower their employees to operate safely on the job.
The American Bar Association says that four out of five lawyers will get sued for malpractice at some point in their career.
A convergence of emerging litigation trends has driven securities class actions to an all-time high. That means greater D&O exposure for every executive.
Loss trends indicate that indoor pollutants impacting air and drinking water quality will be top concerns.
Predictive and prescriptive models can help insurers make smarter decisions faster, but implementation is stymied by lack of direction, legacy systems, and fear. This plan can help.
Crisis response services included with K&R coverage prove essential when domestic companies face these unexpected threats.
Mid-sized companies need partners to give them an advantage when it comes to protecting against risks.
The rapid pace of change in homebuilding presents unique underwriting challenges, but close partnerships with contractors and an emphasis on loss control helps fill the coverage need.
Technology is changing the game for U.S. manufacturers, boosting productivity and driving renewed competition. Adapting quickly may reap big rewards, but also creates unforeseen liability risks.
The frequency and severity of mold claims have spiked in recent years. The biggest losses highlight the need for proactive risk management.
You don’t have to be physically injured to suffer a mental blow. In WC, we often do a great job caring for the physical injuries, especially those that are commonplace. But what happens following the less-common yet more severe incidents?
Typically in the trucking industry, each motor carrier relies on the loss runs provided by the insurer to gauge the severity of claims, but these numbers do not paint a complete picture of the loss impact on operations or the company’s bottom line.
Relationships with outside counsel require careful management. A lack of clarity in shared objectives and the absence of a clear, overriding set of counsel guidelines can generate unwanted friction.
2019 promises to be an eventful year in workers’ compensation, picking up where an active 2018 left off.
As technology continues to advance, long term care providers, like other healthcare providers, have become increasingly driven by digital data.
Village Capital, which manages the longest-running agriculture accelerator program in the United States, and QBE North America, an integrated specialist insurer, have released a report on entrepreneurs innovating around sustainable food and agriculture practices.
When it comes to managing your organization’s legal spend, it’s important to set expectations with outside counsel clearly from the onset to avoid confusion and expensive surprises.
The 2018 hurricane season was more active than originally anticipated – driven by a very active early September, including Hurricane Florence, and then Hurricane Michael in early October.
When an injured worker suffers a traumatic accident resulting in an upper limb amputation, multiple factors play a critical role in the recovery of the individual.
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