Articles about Risk Management in Insurance
A jury just handed Johnson & Johnson a staggering $1.5 billion verdict in a talc cancer case. Let's break down what this massive award means and explore the huge ripple effects for corporate liability and the insurance world.
When a Chinese social media giant was hit by a cyberattack, its stock immediately dropped 6%. This isn't just a tech headline; it's a stark reminder of the real-world financial risks businesses face and why cyber insurance is no longer optional.
State regulators just gave DTE Energy the green light for Michigan's first hyperscale data center. But beyond the headlines, this project creates a massive and complex new world of risk that the insurance industry needs to understand.
You're inches from closing a massive enterprise deal, but it suddenly stalls. The culprit is often the one thing founders overlook: insurance and compliance.
The head of the EEOC recently made a public call for white men to report workplace discrimination. This isn't just a headline—it's a major signal for business owners about rising employment risks and the critical need for EPLI coverage.
Students are now using AI to create fake, explicit images of their classmates, creating a devastating new form of cyberbullying. For schools and parents, this isn't just a discipline issue—it's a massive, uncharted liability risk.
Think long, snowy road trips are the biggest holiday driving danger? Think again. We break down why the week before Christmas sees a massive spike in auto claims and what you can do about it.
Georgia just approved a massive 50% increase in power generation, all for data centers. For insurers, this isn't just a utility story—it's a massive signal about concentrated risk, business interruption, and the future of underwriting.
A major lawsuit against U.S. Steel for pregnancy discrimination is a serious wake-up call. Let's break down what happened and what it means for protecting your own business from similar, costly claims.
Have you heard about the ghost ships haunting the oil trade? These "zombie tankers," supposedly scrapped years ago, are creating a massive, uninsurable risk that could lead to environmental and financial disaster.
When a tragedy like the Brown University shooting occurs, the news covers the immediate aftermath. But behind the scenes, a complex insurance and risk management process kicks into gear. Here’s a look at what’s really happening.
As climate change shifts from a future problem to a present-day reality, the focus is on adaptation. A new report shows the most effective methods aren't high-tech or expensive—they're surprisingly simple, and they have huge implications for your insurance.