Workers’ Compensation: Extraterritorial Considerations
As states passed workers’ compensation laws in the early 1900’s, eligibility, benefits, and compensability varied within each state’s unique workers’ compensation ...
07/22/19
Wearable Technology and Smart Equipment in Risk Management
As devices such as smartwatches and fitness trackers become more mainstream, wearable technology continues to evolve from the novelty to the commonplace. ...
06/10/19
Navigating Federal Workers' Compensation
Many of us are familiar with workers’ compensation (WC) insurance since it is a mandated requirement for employers in the United States. However, when it comes to ...
05/14/19
Key Insights from the RIMS 2019 Annual Conference and Exhibition
The RIMS 2019 Annual Conference and Exhibition concluded last week with more than 10,000 attendees gathering in Boston to navigate the 400+ exhibitors and 300+ ...
05/10/19
Captive Series: Group and Association Captives
In our Captive Reinsurance Series, we’ve explored single-parent captives with a traditional fronting arrangement and the use of a captive in conjunction with a ...
01/07/19
Year One: A Recent Graduate’s Take on Their First Year in the Insurance Industry
The transition from graduating college to a new career in the insurance industry can be filled with anxiety and excitement. While starting a career in the ...
12/10/18
Focusing on Lone Workers
Lone workers are technically anyone who works by themselves without close or direct supervision. Some examples would include sole and isolated fixed location ...
10/15/18
Friend or Faux? Product Liability Implications of Counterfeits in Your Supply Chain
Counterfeiters have advanced far beyond faux designer handbags. In seizure operations from fiscal year 2017, U.S. Customs and Border Protection confiscated ...
09/12/18
