Articles about Risk Management in Insurance
Casualty insurance feels like a market being pulled in two directions. Technology is making workplaces and roads safer, but societal trends like litigation funding and violence are driving costs sky-high. Let's break down this frustrating imbalance.
When an employee gets hurt, the clock starts ticking. A delay of even a few days in seeing a doctor can turn a minor workers' comp claim into a major headache, leading to worse health outcomes and soaring costs.
Feeling helpless about wildfire season in Los Angeles? A groundbreaking study from the IBHS shows there are concrete, proven steps you can take to fortify your home and dramatically reduce its risk of damage.
We spend so much time managing claims, we often overlook our greatest ally: the injured worker. Learn how empowering patients to take an active role in their recovery can dramatically improve outcomes and lower costs.
Ever wonder why lawsuit settlements are getting so huge? There's a hidden player at the table turning lawsuits into investments, and it's affecting everyone. Let's talk about what it is and why a little transparency could fix it.
Remember when ransomware attacks felt almost predictable? Those days are over. The game has changed from organized cartels to fragmented chaos, and it's time for insurers to rewrite the rules.
Ever wonder what the most common disasters for small businesses are? The latest data shows a surprising shift, with water damage and fire leading the pack. Here's what every business owner needs to know.
Zillow recently removed climate risk scores for floods and fires from its listings. This move might make homes look safer, but the real risk hasn't vanished—and it could lead to a massive insurance nightmare for unsuspecting buyers.
In workers' comp, rising pharmacy costs can be a mystery. We often overlook the most critical factor: the injured worker's choices. Let's explore why they go out-of-network and how a simple conversation can change everything.
A powerful 7.0 magnitude earthquake recently hit a remote part of Alaska. While it caused no damage, it serves as a stark reminder: are you actually covered if the ground starts shaking under your home?
The New York Times is suing Perplexity AI, and it's a huge deal. For us in the insurance world, this isn't just a tech headline—it's a real-time case study on the massive intellectual property risks that AI companies face.
Federal investigators are probing reports of Waymo's self-driving cars illegally passing stopped school buses. For the insurance world, this isn't just a tech glitch—it's a massive glimpse into the future of risk and liability.