Doug Akerson of Munich Re discusses the challenges and innovations shaping the renewable energy sector, highlighting severe weather impacts and technological advancements.
A New Jersey court ruled that an Amazon driver’s workplace shooting injury was not compensable under workers’ compensation, citing the personal nature of the incident and lack of connection to employment.
Join Medicare Fraud Prevention Week to learn and share actions to prevent fraud, errors, and abuse in Medicare. Running from June 3 through June 9, this event is hosted by the Administration for Community Living and the Senior Medicare Patrol (SMP).
Navigating the complex intersection of workers’ compensation and employment law can be challenging for employers. Learn how proactive legal strategies can help avoid costly pitfalls.
Sun Life’s 2024 report reveals rising healthcare costs, with cancer and cardiovascular diseases leading high-cost claims. The analysis includes new high-cost injectable drugs and strategic recommendations for employers.
A recent Bloomberg Intelligence report warns insurers of potential severe space storms, capable of disrupting communications and power grids, posing greater risks than catastrophic hurricanes.
CoreLogic’s 2024 Hurricane Risk Report details the potential impact of hurricanes on U.S. Gulf and Atlantic states, emphasizing the need for updated risk assessments to ensure effective preparation and mitigation.
The potential federal reclassification of marijuana may affect liability insurance coverage, necessitating careful review of policy exclusions and legal compliance for businesses in the marijuana industry.
As hurricane season begins, businesses should utilize data analytics and strategic planning to prepare for potential storm impacts and streamline claims processing.
David Garrett Manion of Lafayette, Tennessee, has been sentenced to 3 years and 6 months in federal prison for defrauding the federal crop insurance program. The scheme, which took place from 2016 to 2022, also resulted in a restitution order of $3.5 million.