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The energy sector braces for regulation and higher premiums.

Across the Gulf Coast, communities were counting on the summer that never came and figuring out claims on what might have been.

Swett & Crawford's CEO Neal Abernathy traces his current position all the way back to when he joined the Alexander & Alexander insurance firm as a retail producer.

An update on the excess-and-surplus lines marketplace. And yes, while competition is stormy and the economy is unsteady, a silver lining or two might be shining through.

Are there problems in your early return-to-work program? And, if so, where are you likely to find them?

Commercial insurance buyers, blessed with a wealth of new products to choose from and an industry bubbling with new ideas, face a sector slow to change.

Eight leaders in the risk and insurance management arena committed to doing what is right instead of what is easy.

The days of companies dealing with tens of thousands of new asbestos claims each year appear to be over thanks to changes in the laws in key states. Less certain is the extent to which asbestos defendants' costs will be reduced.

The emergence of cloud computing means that risk management information system providers are giving the middle market a new opportunity at getting into this lower cost, beneficial technology.

Dealing with possible psychological trauma and underlying behavioral issues with disability and workers' comp cases could be the key to preventing claims and getting workers back on the job.

To get the right risk and loss prevention data in the hands of operations managers and everyone else throughout the enterprise, provide that data with an easy, accessible technology.

New technology can help avoid the rollercoaster of loss estimates each time a new version of an earthquake model is released.

A glimpse into how some of Chile's top wineries performed during and after the 8.8-magnitude earthquake this past February.

Many insurers have historically tended to take a rather narrow view of reserving. Far from being a "tick box" exercise, reserving, if done well, can draw from and inform other parts of your business and your overall strategy.

Supervisors are the employers' front line when dealing with workplace injuries, transitional duty and safety. And they are often the first ones to make the following seven workers' comp management mistakes.