Insurance Business America

A new court ruling says insurers can't deny CGL claims just because the claim sounds like a contract dispute Claims By Matthew Sellers In a decision that could reshape how

This includes a new head of management liability and a new global strategy leader Several companies within the insurance and risk management industries have announced leadership changes, highlighting efforts to

A state medical employer argued its injured employee could still work - but the court didn't accept that. Here's what it means for workers' comp carriers and claims teams Workers

Move part of company's strategy to provide solutions for specific needs Orion180, a provider of homeowners and flood insurance, has entered into a partnership with Jewelers Mutual, a specialist insurer

Consumer behaviors and shifting risk profiles will affect insurance models A new report from the Capgemini Research Institute predicted that the aging global population will significantly impact the property and

Poll reveals rising backlash against American workplace influence as Europeans call for stronger labour protections One in three employees in Europe will leave their current workplace if it falls to

Most frequently cited vectors of attack identified A significant majority of IT and security professionals say their organisations experienced cyberattacks over the past year, with the frequency and impact of

CPAs seem to always be at the brunt of a legal battle, and companies need proper coverage to protect them, says an industry insider CPAs are no longer just crunching

Are firm owners waiting too long to prepare for the next generation? The youngest generation in the insurance workforce brings with it new expectations, from culture and flexibility to structure

Specialty underwriters with focused expertise are driving a wave of highly targeted acquisitions, says industry expert Insurers aren’t just adapting to risk - they’re chasing it. Niche policies in cyber,