Cyber Liability is certainly one of the hottest topics in both the media and insurance industry today. It seems like...
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Ohio public employers can look forward an average 9.1 percent reduction in workers’ compensation rates for local governments, the Ohio...
South Carolina regulators have approved seven private catastrophe models for use in ratemaking while conducting a legislatively mandated study on...
Workers’ compensation insurers are increasingly turning to mobile device applications and other technology innovations in their bid to remain a...
State Farm Insurance is seeking federal approval to test drones in evaluating property damage and responding to natural disasters. The...
Property/casualty insurers are increasingly using analytics as a tool to help with their homeowners’ pricing, reflecting a belief that the...
There were 1.3 million active licensed lawyers in the United States in 2013. —American Bar Association In 2012, the probability...
Iowa has launched a new emergency alert system to warn residents of tornadoes, chemical spills or other dangers. The Legislature...
Changing laws to make it more difficult to sue physicians for medical malpractice may not reduce the amount of “defensive...
With the insurance industry employee base rapidly aging and retiring, a number of companies and organizations in the field have...