A talent shortage, diversity initiatives and the disconnect between education and practical skills are predicted to have a large impact on the industry.

“Drive-by” lawsuits are a growing risk for small business owners. As the name suggests, these suits are brought by plaintiffs who quite literally drive by storefronts, taking note of potential ADA violations like lack of a wheelchair-accessible ramp or too-narrow doorways, and sue the establishment without ever setting foot inside.

While on assignment in Paris in 2018, I made an appointment at Lloyd’s of London and decided to take the Eurostar train through the “Chunnel” to London.

As we continue to face a national opioid crisis, insurance adjusters need to keep their safety top of mind during the inspection of a drug-related claim.

New research examined the way a consortium-based blockchain approach using distributed ledger technology (D.L.T.) applications could save the insurance industry millions every year.

Joining dozens of CEOs of America’s biggest businesses, these insurance industry leaders acknowledged they are beholden to their communities more than their shareholders.

Despite increased attention from the media and government, the opioid crisis continues to plague the United States, and in turn has implications for workers’ compensation insurance.

Combine modern building codes with huge deductibles before a policy kicks in, and the odds are probably in your favor without insurance.

Ransomware is a piece of red-hot cyber jargon. Perhaps you heard about it when doing your office cybersecurity training, or maybe you read about it in the news.

The phrase “gradually, then suddenly” comes from Ernest Hemingway’s 1926 novel “The Sun Also Rises,” when Mike Campbell is asked how he went bankrupt. “Two ways,” he answers. “Gradually, then suddenly.”

RIMS 2019 is behind us. Monte Carlo, its nominally more sophisticated and more business-like cousin, looms. These twin schmoozefests dominate the insurance year — at a cost.

For policy holders, the claims process can be incredibly frustrating — and it is easy to see why. Having your claim approved is one thing, but then actually getting the money owed often proves to be another monster task in and of itself.

Technology is a tool, like fire or gin. It can be used for good or for ill. Most workers on a construction site or in a warehouse are willing to wear a sensor if it will keep them from getting run over by a forklift or knocked off a ledge by a crane.

Satellite insurance blasted into the spotlight when a European Vega rocket failed about two minutes after lift-off from a base in French Guiana, destroying a United Arab Emirates military observation satellite in the process.

Like your health, your pets or your car, your home requires regular maintenance to keep it running smoothly and working properly. Homes that are well-maintained are safer, require fewer costly repairs and retain more of their value.