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The "Key" to Safety and the Robbery Tool Kit
Teller machines are best used during the day, and banks should inspect their machines regularly.
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10/15/11
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Teller-Tale Signs of Greater Exposures
Plaintiffs have a legitimate claim, if a bank is in noncompliance with the Bank Protection Act with regard to their ATMs.
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10/15/11
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Perils and Promises of the Cloud Providers
Cloud computing raises a host of liability and insurance issues, even as regulation and privacy rulings continue to shift.
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10/15/11
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Promise and Pitfalls of the Marcellus Drilling
For engineers and construction professionals, Marcellus Shale presents enticing opportunities, but firms need to weigh risks and seek the advice of a broker as pollution liability insurance policies differ by carrier.
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10/15/11
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A Surprising Reticence
Computer network risk coverage is growing, but not as fast as one would expect given the recent spate of corporate data breaches.
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10/15/11
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Liability
Plaintiffs have a legitimate claim, if a bank is in noncompliance with the Bank Protection Act with regard to their ATMs.
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10/15/11
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Insurer Offers Benefits to Help with Informed Consent Risks
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10/01/11
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Best Practices in Patient Communication Reduce Liability
When performed properly, a communication time-out enables medical providers to identify and minimize potential patient risk factors.
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10/01/11
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Educated Consent is Key to Patient Safety
Even if patients give consent for procedures, there are still plenty of risks, as some don't know expected outcomes, which could lead to medical malpractice claims.
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10/01/11
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Ponder the Differences
Coverage terms of priceless treasures take very different turns depending on which side of the pond they reside.
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09/15/11
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A Golden Opportunity to Further Limit Employer Liability in Injury Cases
Web Only Liability Feature
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09/01/11
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Liability Questions Linger in Fatal Indiana Fair Stage Collapse
Who bears responsibility for the "freakish" weather condition that caused the collapse of a stage at the Indiana State Fair that left five people dead and dozens injured?
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08/22/11
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People on the Move: Insurance
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08/16/11
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The Rewards of Precision
Three examples explain how managers can go beyond automation to apply precision to underwriting and policy management.
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08/01/11
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Managing Customer Data Breaches
Data breaches are not a matter of if, but when, for enterprises. To step up to the challenge, organizations will need to implement a risk management plan that employs more than the usual IT fixes.
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08/01/11
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Trustee for Victims of Madoff's Scheme Hones Arguments Against Mets' Owners (New York Times)
The owners, the trustee has said were accomplished businessmen who had made fortunes in various fields and had to have known the returns from their investments with Madoff were suspect.
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07/27/11
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Immunity Bites ... for Shark Victims
Barring gross negligence, municipalities are likely to win if victims of shark attacks sue local authorities for an attack off their shores.
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07/19/11
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Top Five Spectator-Related Risks at Professional Ballparks
The death of Shannon Stone at Texas Stadium represents the worst case facing sports industry risk managers, but these other spectator exposures keep them busy every game.
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07/18/11
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Emailing off the Clock?
A federal court recently ruled that a former Black & Decker employee could proceed with his employer practices liability suit. Experts say the decision should remind employers about pitfalls involved when workers record their own time or do company work at home.
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07/07/11
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Settlements on the Wind in Macondo Damages Case
The litigation over Deepwater Horizon will take much longer to resolve than it took to create. That said, several large settlements set a new tone in the largest legal process.
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07/05/11
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