Rising Medical Solutions’ latest benchmarking study finds the best claims organizations aren’t chasing different strategies.
Incidents of workplace violence persist. Training workforces to predict and prevent them is vitally important.
At National Comp in Las Vegas, an expert panel on Sept. 29 offered tips and guidance on the best ways to implement wearables ...
An extended period of low interest rates has insurance Chief Investment Officers looking for better returns in Private Credit ...
A global capital expenditure super-cycle is redirecting investment away from asset-light digital businesses and toward large physical infrastructure, creating what Swiss Re Institute calls one of the ...
Physician-dispensed pharmaceuticals have long occupied a contentious space in workers’ compensation. What may start as a convenience for an injured worker can lead to stark cost differences. For ...
Lloyd’s of London produced a profit before tax of 10.6 billion British pounds ($14.4 billion) in 2025 and a return on capital of 22.0%, extending a run of exceptional results that has followed a ...
Nearly a quarter of claims adjusters are expected to retire by the end of 2027, according to Sedgwick’s 2026 Loss Adjusting Insights Report, which draws on industry data and Sedgwick’s own ...
Workers’ compensation claims executives are facing a new landscape enabled by revolutionary AI technology, but hindered by a long simmering talent crisis that faces the insurance industry writ large.
As Foundation Building Materials expanded rapidly through acquisition, its risk management team built a workers’ compensation program designed to scale without losing the one thing that matters most — ...
When a post-pandemic claims crisis threatened to overwhelm its workers’ compensation program, Kelly overhauled its approach — forging a data-driven partnership that dramatically reduced litigation, ...
What does excellence in workers’ compensation look like in 2026? It doesn’t look like a single breakthrough technology or a revolutionary new framework. It doesn’t belong exclusively to large ...