Articles by Denise Johnson

Continued concern with the viability of the National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP) has led to growing interest in a private... Read More

Hurricanes Harvey and Irma caused massive devastation to Texas and Florida and now frustration for policyholders, their attorneys and public... Read More

Last month, a federal judge in Ohio’s Northern District Court ruled in favor of Zurich American Insurance Company, granting the... Read More

Though employers and workers’ compensation insurers have been utilizing telemedicine for quite some time, there’s been a recent uptick in... Read More

Texas Pilot Guilty in Gulf of Mexico Crash Insurance Fraud A Texas pilot who survived a 2012 Gulf of Mexico... Read More

Sometimes revered, at times sneered, value engineering (VE) can provide benefits to various projects when done right, according to industry... Read More

A new mobile app released by Chubb promises to reduce delays in reporting cyber incidents, offering a work around in... Read More

Though the number of physician dispensed prescriptions declined considerably from just a few years ago, the workers’ compensation industry continues... Read More

Subrogation should be considered immediately, even after a catastrophe loss. This was the takeaway during a recent webinar presented by... Read More