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One large self-insured employer's story about providing healthcare benefits amidst the recession can illuminate what many employers are going through.

With a stable base of pure captives now secure, Utah's industry boosters say they would welcome group and segregated cell captives.

How and why the partnership model is mutually beneficial to the risk manager and the carrier.

Avoiding the common pitfalls of cargo insurance is often a matter of simply covering your bases.

As service firms cut staff and look for new ways to generate income, they often increase the risk for an E&O claim. Here are five areas of vulnerability to consider.

Compounded medications pose a major fraud risk in the workers' comp space, and a major danger to patients.

IT leaders will innovate next year based on business need for agility.

The ongoing soft market's impact on the alternative and E&S markets.

Mike Riney, president and CEO of REM, looks back on a 30-year career in the claims business.

A primer for employers fed up with spiraling healthcare costs and looking toward trimming down their employees as an answer.

Even though employers typically look only at insurance costs when sizing up a state, the relative level of benefits awarded claimants influences the effectiveness of a workers' compensation system.

New amendments to the ADA bring the law back closer to its original intent, with wider coverage and nullifying previous court decisions. Under the new laws, how should you attain a culture of accommodation?

Four ways 21st century IT can help insurance companies to create a "clear enterprise" and operate with increased speed, relevance and accuracy.

A payment card industry data security standard primer for risk managers.

Modernizing the billing process empowers carriers to not only improve customer service but to cut costs and increase revenue as well.