News Measuring the Moment: How Will George Floyd’s Death Matter to Insurance Industry? The marches and protests across the globe sparked by the death of George Floyd by Minneapolis police are presenting the... Read More
International News Global Restrictions Substantially Slowed Coronavirus Spread, Research Says New research shows that the restrictive measures taken around the world to slow the spread of the coronavirus have delivered... Read More
Editor's Picks News An Insurance Insider’s View of Municipal Ransomware Claims The ransomware attacks on public entities in Texas, Florida, Maryland, Georgia and elsewhere this year have raised questions not only... Read More
Southeast News Top Sports Broker Says Risk Management Is the Answer to Football’s Insurance Problem ESPN ran an in-depth report recently about insurers being unwilling to cover the National Football League (NFL) for general liability... Read More
News Travelers Wants Review of Court Ruling on Crime Insurance Loss Involving Email Fraud Travelers Insurance is seeking a full Sixth Circuit court reconsideration of its three-judge panel ruling that said the insurer’s crime... Read More
News Firework Sales Soar Despite Dangers At least eight people lost their lives in fireworks mishaps in 2017 while another 12,900 ended up in hospital emergency... Read More
News Leadership’s Role in Returning Employees to Work After a Disaster Businesses and their leaders have a unique role to play in helping communities and individuals recover from the devastation of... Read More
News Insurance Groups Welcome Delay in Liability Insurance Law Restatement Insurance groups breathed a sigh of relief this week after legal scholars delayed a vote on a controversial restatement of... Read More
News Biohazard Cleanups Not Pretty—and Neither Are the Costs to Insurers If Peter Duncanson is on the scene, it’s probably not pretty. It could be a CSI-like crime scene with spattered... Read More
News Study Questions High Costs of Hospital-Based Primary Care Patients with common conditions such as back pain, headaches and upper respiratory infections are more likely to receive tests and... Read More