How Self-Driving Cars Will Make Motorcycles Safer October 11, 2016 By Kyle Stock Self-driving technology promises to pretty much transform the auto industry as we know it. It may also change the business...
Medical Malpractice Liability Premiums Remain Flat: Survey October 10, 2016 The medical malpractice insurance industry’s premiums remain essentially flat, having dropped only very slightly (0.1 percent) from last year across...
Researchers Say Rise in Foreclosures Tracks with Spike in Oklahoma Earthquakes October 10, 2016 Contrary to the trend in most of the nation, home foreclosure rates in Oklahoma have risen over the past two...
Why Claims Under Americans with Disabilities Act Are Rising October 7, 2016 By Denise Johnson Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) Title III lawsuits are up 63 percent over 2015, according to law firm Seyfarth Shaw....
Reinsurers’ Capital Likely to Remain Strong Despite Hurricane Matthew: S&P October 7, 2016 While Hurricane Matthew has the potential to erode some of the global reinsurance sector’s excess capital, its overall capital position...
Workers’ Comp Benefits for Injured Workers Reach Historic Lows: Report October 6, 2016 Workers’ compensation benefits as a share of payroll have reached historically low levels, according to a new study released this...
British Financial Industry Tallies Lost Jobs, Revenue from ‘Hard Brexit’ October 5, 2016 By Andrew MacAskill Britain’s financial industry could lose up to 38 billion pounds ($48.34 billion) in revenue in a so-called ‘hard Brexit’ that...
What Drivers Need in Order to Avoid Crash If Autonomous Systems Fail October 4, 2016 By Madeline Kennedy People operating self-driving cars need at least six seconds and some cues from the vehicle to “get back in the...
Young, Old Adults Respond Similarly When Taking Control of Semi-Autonomous Vehicle October 3, 2016 New research from North Carolina State University finds that older adults have comparable response times to young adults when tasked...
Study Links Obesity to Higher Workers’ Compensation Costs September 30, 2016 Obese and overweight workers are more likely to incur high costs related to workers’ compensation claims for major injuries, reports...