How Three New CMS Policies Impact Workers’ Comp Claims It is often said that things in life (good or bad) happen in threes. Whether this is true is beyond... Read More
Psychological Injuries in Workers’ Comp: A Patchwork of State Approaches In recent years, mental health has become a growing focus in the workplace. Employers and policymakers alike are paying closer... Read More
Beware the Rise in Unproven ‘Brittleness Test’ for Roof Shingle Claims A few years ago, in the early 2020s, it was not unusual to hear about or even see roofing workers... Read More
Sins of Policy Interpretation: A Call to Repentance Written words have an intended meaning. Fair-minded readers try to grasp that meaning. But other readers impute motives to the... Read More
Weather Claims and Bad Faith in the Face of Climate Change Sharp increases in weather claims—from water to fire to ice—are undeniable. In 2024, 27 confirmed weather disaster events in the... Read More
The Impact of Nuclear Verdicts on Casualty Claims “Nuclear verdicts” isn’t just a buzzphrase. These jury awards exceeding $10 million are becoming more frequent and severe. And for... Read More
Eyes on The Road: Prioritizing Safety to Reduce Fatal Accidents in Commercial Trucking When the Winton Motor Carriage Company introduced the inaugural trailer truck model in 1899, it marked the inception of the... Read More
Editor's Picks Insurance Claims After AWS Outage Won’t be a One-Size-Fits-All Solution Early in the morning on Oct. 20, 2025, Amazon Web Services experienced an outage that lasted more than 12 hours.... Read More
Ice Dams Are Actually A Common Risk: What Claims and Insurance Pros Should Know Living in the northeast, ice dams are a part of life, and a common cause of loss in the insurance... Read More
Inflation, Supply Chains, Tariffs: How Global Trends are Impacting Business Insurance and Claims Inflation has been a persistent issue in the United States, though it has moderated since its peak during the COVID-19... Read More