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Same-Sex Couples to Get Same Tax Benefits?
To defend or not to defend? For DOMA, Section 3 is the question, and the Department of Justice appears to have answered that question in the negative. What are the impacts for large employers' benefits programs?


Getting Aggressive
Continued rising healthcare costs are driving employers to shift more and more accountability to employees.


Retention Surges to No. 1 Issue for Captive Owners and Managers
Soft market to blame as policyholders find themselves with lower prices, better terms.


Whistling at Work
Dodd-Frank's whistleblower provisions have created lots of activity and unease in the financial D&O insurance sector.


Updating the Uptake of Green Insurance
The U.S. Green Building Council released a top-10 list of states with the most green building in them, but the experience of insurers selling green coverages can't be itemized on a list.


A Globe Trotter for a Global Business
Zurich's new CEO of its Global Corporate business has genuine international credentials.


Employers Pay or Play Under New Health Law
Employers who opt for coverage are likely to respond in one of three ways under healthcare reform, according to one expert.


Employees Questioning Before Consuming Healthcare
Healthcare consumers are seeking out information on medical treatments, costs and providers, according to a recent survey. Employers need to help with the search.


Big Broker Gets Battered in Customer Review
Willis and Marsh get better reviews from clients in Greenwich Associates' annual service reviews, while Aon takes a slide. Midsize brokers score best.


New Zealand Quake Shaping up as First-Quarter Earnings Event (update)
Losses for the event are nowhere near enough to turn the market, according to analysts, but losses are piling up quickly nevertheless.


Drilling in the Land of the Midnight Sun
With regulatory hurdles all over the map and oil prices fetching north of $100 a barrel, energy-sector risk managers are carefully weighing the risk-reward equation of drilling in the Arctic.


Choreographing Corporate Evacuations in the Mideast
Many evacuees will head for the nearest airport in times of crisis, but it always pays to think twice. There's no substitute for being prepared and in constant communication with clients and employees.


Solvency II Splits U.S. Insurance Industry Into Two Camps
U.S. insurance carriers opposed to major changes could gain, at least in the short run, as U.S.-domiciled companies develop and price products toward separate statutory capital requirements.


Ransoms, Navies Fail to Beat Back Buccaneer Threat
The first American casualties reflect the growing exposures posed by modern-day piracy emanating from Somalia.


Forecasting Higher Risk of Wildfires
Cooler ocean temperatures in the eastern Pacific and arid conditions are leading to an increased wildfire risk in parts of California, Texas and Florida.


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