The New Normal in EPLI July 6, 2015 By Lisa Doherty It’s been interesting to watch the growth of employment practices liability insurance (EPLI) during more than 25 years of working...
Plugging the Hole in the U.S. Flood Market: How Risk Modelers Can Help to De-Risk the NFIP July 6, 2015 By Matthew Nielsen The National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP) has long been the dominant player in the U.S. flood insurance market, providing subsidized...
10 Things to Know About Insuring Taxis & Limos July 6, 2015 Taxi operators are required to have commercial insurance that protects passengers and third parties (i.e., pedestrians and other drivers) in...
‘Seismicity’: Re/insurers Ponder the Impact of Human-Caused Earthquakes July 6, 2015 By Charles E. Boyle Earthquakes, the natural kind caused by the movements of vast tectonic plates, have been occurring since the dawn of time....
Data Breach and Suppliers July 6, 2015 By Andrea Wells With some four-out-of-10 mid-sized businesses having had a cyber breach in the past three years, it’s no wonder that the...
How Supreme Court Gay Marriage Ruling Affects Employee Benefit Plans July 6, 2015 Following the historic Supreme Court decision that same-sex couples have a national right to marry, employers offering domestic partner benefits...
Business Income: Why Worksheets Alone Don’t Work July 6, 2015 By Randy Crawford Predicting the impact of a catastrophic event on an organization’s future income or profit is an exhaustive risk management exercise...
Where Did NFIP’s Debt Come From? July 6, 2015 Studying how the National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP) became more than $23 billion in debt reveals some interesting dynamics about...
How Wearable Devices Could Interrupt the Insurance Industry June 15, 2015 By Denise Johnson Nearly 50 years after Captain Kirk began using his wrist communicator on the television show, Star Trek, wearable technology is...
Texas Case Highlights Tensions Over Telemedicine June 15, 2015 By David Warren A federal judge has determined claims made by the Texas Medical Board in adopting new telemedicine rules were “suspect” and...