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Honda Manufacturing of Indiana takes home the first PreVent Award in recognition of its stellar safety and injury-prevention efforts.

"The PreVent" National Employee Injury Prevention Award recognizes an organization that develops and implements programs to prevent workplace injuries, and provides a safer work environment for a company's greatest asset: its people.

When an executive throws down the injury-reduction gauntlet, the JELD-WEN risk management team rises to the challenge.

The town of Islip, N.Y., on Long Island's south shore, hires a workers' comp manager who cracks down on fraud and abuse. For his efforts, the town receives a coveted national workers' compensation award.

The Army reforms its workers' compensation program and makes a dent in claims frequency and the number of days lost to injury over the past five years.

A former nurse turns into a disability manager and fights to make sure that care is right and prices are fair -- all leading to an effective loss-control program.

Traveling abroad can be dangerous, but the experience in terms of broadening a college student's education and fostering an interest in the world outside the United States is well worth the risk.

New federal law says only home state gets premium payment but compact squabbles pose new "friction cost" broker risk.

Tennessee upgrades its captive law, providing new choices for insureds looking for a domicile in the Southeast. The changes in the Volunteer State are for real, insiders said.

Will it become easier for underwriters to turn a profit in the professional lines market?

For millions of workers, the employer-funded insurance program has offered them a basic level of security.

November means it's the time of the year that we recognize some of the best workers' compensation and disability management programs in place at U.S. companies and government workplaces.

The system has left us with a creaky patchwork of different laws and regulations, all of them rife with abuse.

Maurice "Hank" Greenberg combined business intelligence, adaptability and strong leadership to build AIG's savvy risk management culture.

Cloud computing raises a host of liability and insurance issues, even as regulation and privacy rulings continue to shift.