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The solar-powered craft is flying across the country. And insurance is there to help make it happen.

Risk managers need to drill down into overseas political issues to determine the potential impact on their supply chain risks and company operations.

While the numbers of mergers and acquisitions of U.S. brokerages were down slightly in 2012 from 2011, they are still at record high levels.

Companies whose claims were rejected by insurance are sometimes filing negligence claims against their brokers.

The deadly path of the May 20 twister cut deeply into the heart of the horse industry in the region, placing a heavy burden on equine insurers.

In the wake of a recent bridge collapse, public sector risk managers are under even more pressure to assess and mitigate exposures due to an extensive list of deficient bridges and a lack of public funding.

E&S premiums grew nearly 11 percent last year, but the big news may be a push by Berkshire Hathaway into the space.

Corporations must have protocols in place to vet social media postings for accuracy.

Alarm fatigue -- when hospital workers ignore or shut off patient alarms -- is becoming more costly for patients, hospitals and insurers.

Global expansion, enhancing product offerings and strengthening distribution models are key initiatives.

Board directors are increasingly asking for more evaluation of strategic risk exposures.

U.S. weather patterns are growing increasingly volatile and destructive -- and exponentially more costly. The harsh truth is that there's no sign of improvement in the near future.

Special purchase insurers are skyrocketing in popularity because of attractive pricing for purchasers and higher yields for investors.

More clarity into the supply-chain network below Tier-1 suppliers, lets organizations understand their exposures and allows them to better mitigate those risks.

A roundup of legal decisions impacting the industry.