Risk & Insurance

When COVID-19 and Cyber Risk Collide, Lives Hang in the Balance

Scenario: It’s just after midnight and a hospital executive in Washington is checking his email for the last time that night.  All evening his wife and kids have been trying to pull him away from his comp...

Posted: Mar 16, 2020

Protected: 3 Costly Consequences of Late Claims Reporting

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Posted: Mar 13, 2020

Can Captives Take on Third Party Risk? You Bet Your Blockchain They Can

Captive insurance programs were originally designed to provide companies with coverage for hard to insure or prohibitively expensive lines of business. Advertisement

Posted: Mar 13, 2020

Coronavirus and Telecommuting: How One Risk Is Giving Way to an Even Bigger Cyber Threat

First identified in Wuhan, Hubei Province, China in December 2019, the virus, officially known as “SARS-CoV-2,” has created a ripple effect throughout the global economy. Most commonly referred to as “coronavirus disease 2019,” or COVID-19...

Posted: Mar 12, 2020

Buying Workplace Wearables? 10 Questions You Should Ask Your Vendor

While wearables like Apple Watch and Fitbit have become mainstream in consumer settings, wearables are gaining popularity in the workplace, too. They’re portable, convenient, efficient and can help prevent injuries and p...

Posted: Mar 12, 2020

More Claims, Longer Wait Times: How Four Factors Are Influencing the Direction of Workers’ Compensat...

Dr. Richard Victor, founder of WCRI and senior fellow at the Sedgwick Institute, recently released a book focusing on futuristic scenarios for the workers’ compensation industry in macroeconomic terms. Advertisement

Posted: Mar 11, 2020

Love It or Hate It: Coal Still Needs Commercial Insurance Coverage

In January, the German government detailed a $44.5 billion plan to end coal-fired power generation in the country by 2038. The initiative is the latest in a worldwide shift away from the high-emissions fuel that is as much politics and economics a...

Posted: Mar 11, 2020

14 Bills from California Lawmakers That Workers’ Comp Professionals Should Watch in 2020

As the Schoolhouse Rock song goes, “I’m just a bill, yes I’m only a bill … But I know I’ll be a law someday.”  While proposed pieces of legislation won’t have any immediate effects on workers’ compensation, new bills coul...

Posted: Mar 10, 2020

It’s 2020 and Only 20% of Companies Are Ready for a Ransomware Attack

Only 20% of companies feel confident in their ability to respond to a ransomware attack, according to the latest data breach prepare...

Posted: Mar 10, 2020

Insurance Carriers: The Information Tech Risk You Underwrite Could Very Well Be Your Own

Providing an adequate level of IT assurance for insurance industry leaders has become a high-profile challenge, as agencies and underwriters of all sizes find themselves on the front lines of the global ransomware war. Advertisement...

Posted: Mar 10, 2020

Claims Adjusters Spend Too Much Time on Compliance: What Tools Might Help?

No one in the workers’ compensation industry would argue that complying with state and federal regulations isn’t important. Advertisement

Posted: Mar 10, 2020

20th Annual TMPAA Summit

When: October 19 – 21, 2020

Posted: Mar 09, 2020

Safely Staying the Course in 2020 – Emerging Risks in the Commercial Transportation Industry

White Paper Summary According to the American Transportation Research Institute (ATRI), it is important for the industry to look ahead to the transportation environment in the new year to stay informed on key issues.

Posted: Mar 09, 2020

The Most Overlooked Small Business Coverages and How They Protect You During a Cyber Event

Cyber criminals come in all shapes and sizes — and from any number of demographic backgrounds. But what they’re looking for is simple: Access to personal information and data they can use for malicious purposes — to extort payment, infect c...

Posted: Mar 09, 2020

Legal Roundup: Apple on the Hook for Millions, Hotels Caught in Human Trafficking Scandal and More

Apple to Pay $500 Million to Settle Slowing iPhone Class Action The Case: If you ever thought your iPhone was suddenly running slower than normal, you’re not alone. A group of iPhone owne...

Posted: Mar 09, 2020

Everything You Need to Know About RIMS 2020

More than 10,000 risk managers, brokers, underwriters and vendors will gather in Denver in May for the Risk Management Society’s annual conference. Advertisement

Posted: Mar 09, 2020

Carbon Taxes Are Coming: Here’s How Finance Can Avoid $1 Trillion in Losses

Climate change is coming for financial firms, but it’s not natural disaster losses they’re fearing.   Advertisement

Posted: Mar 06, 2020

Commercial Cyber Insurance Could Quadruple in Six Years; Don’t Let Your Coverage Lag

Those seeking shelter from the cyber-risk storm can take some comfort. The insurance market is maturing. Underwriters have gathered enough loss data to select and price risks more granularly. Advertisement

Posted: Mar 06, 2020

Cyber Insurance Capacity Could Quadruple in Six Years. Don’t Let Your Coverage Lag.

Those seeking shelter from the cyber-risk storm can take some comfort. The insurance market is maturing. Underwriters have gathered enough loss data to select and price risks more granularly. Advertisement

Posted: Mar 06, 2020

Cyber Insurance Capacity Could Quadruple in Six Years; Don’t Let Your Coverage Lag

Those seeking shelter from the cyber-risk storm can take some comfort. The insurance market is maturing. Underwriters have gathered enough loss data to select and price risks more granularly. Advertisement

Posted: Mar 06, 2020

Legal Nurse Review & Medical Cost Projections

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Posted: Mar 05, 2020

Anticipating Active Shooter Incidents in the Workplace

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Posted: Mar 05, 2020