The Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) was busy in 2017 as it supported 59 major disaster declarations and 16 emergency...
Editor’s Note
Maintaining a level of humility is generally considered to be a good trait. After all we teach our children to...
It’s not very often that Insurance Journal editors have the pleasure of publishing good news. We have enjoyed pulling together...
It can happen in the branch office or the boardroom. Volkswagen did it to pass emissions tests. Wells Fargo did...
One area of emerging risk for many industries, including the long term care or senior living market, is active shooter...
The year has been hard on the nation’s property/casualty insurers but don’t fret — the industry still remains profitable. According...
Traffic accident deaths in the U.S. continue to rise, even while deaths related to distracted driving decline. The number of...
It’s no secret that health insurance costs more and employers are planning for that trend to continue. Employers expect that...
Nearly 25 percent of employee thefts involve large-scale losses of more than $1 million and 29 percent are carried out...
As a native Texan, my heart hurts for the thousands of people and business owners affected by Hurricane Harvey. Family,...