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Cumulative trauma claims rose from 9.1% of all California workers' compensation claims in 2018 to 16.5% in 2025, with the…
Industry growth continues but labor shortages and spiking materials costs persist.
If claims organizations are pursuing many of the same priorities, why do some consistently outperform others? Join industry leaders as they unpack key findings from the latest Workers' Compensation Benchmarking Study and explore how top performers translate strategy into execution and execution into results.
In this fictive scenario, a thriving boutique owner’s dream goes up in flames when a hidden electrical hazard and an overlooked insurance gap combine to deliver a devastating financial loss.
Cheaper cyber insurance is flooding the market, but escalating risks are quietly testing its limit.
AI in claims is no longer about insight alone — it’s about embedding intelligence into everyday workflows to drive faster decisions, stronger outcomes, and more human-centered care.
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As workers' compensation claims grow more complex, today's claims professionals are evolving into strategic coordinators who combine technology, clinical expertise, and collaboration to improve outcomes for injured workers and employers alike.
Acquisitions are a growth strategy. The operational work that follows is a risk management one.
The rapid expansion of data center construction is reshaping how insurers evaluate complex construction, property and infrastructure risks.
As construction projects grow more complex and contractual requirements intensify, contractors are seeking efficient ways to meet their coverage obligations without sacrificing protection
This veteran risk pro encourages risk managers to challenge the norm and find solutions that go beyond transactional.
A 2026 breach at an automotive tech provider left up to 150,000 drivers unable to use their vehicles, illustrating how third-party digital failures can expose automakers to liability, according to Munich Re and TÜV SÜD.