The Day the Music Died

By Christina Bramlet, PropertyCasualty360.com

This year's PLRB conference to be held in Nashville can serve as an inspiration for finding the "velvet lining" in any situation.

‘Salt’ Riskiest Film of 2010 to Insure

By Chad Hemenway, PropertyCasualty360.com

When an actress insists on performing her own stunts, insuring a big budget film can prove quite a stunt in and of itself.

Risk Management Strengthened By Financial Crisis

By Caroline McDonald, PropertyCasualty360.com

The current economic state has shifted focus to risk management, as more institutions adopt enterprise risk management programs.

Early Feb. Storm Could Cost Insurers $1.4B

By Chad Hemenway, PropertyCasualty360.com

A storm that affected 30 states is estimated to have caused up to $1.4 billion in damages according to AIR Worldwide.

Texas Winter Storm Damages: $50M and Counting

Texas first faced a strong winter storm, and now faces about $51 million in insured losses according to the SIIS.

Speaking Of Property Damage Restoration With Lauren Reid, CEO of PuroClean

By Christina Bramlet, PropertyCasualty360.com

Claims Christina Bramlet spoke to PuroClean CEO Lauren Reid about his company’s latest step in educating a new wave of restoration professionals.

“My Wife Ran Off with My Boss and . . . I Miss Him”

By Charles Hunter Mcree

It may be a challenge to work for difficult bosses, but there are ways to manage a tough manager.

Triggering Coverage

By Diana B. Reitz, CPCU

The application of auto liability coverage gets blurred when it comes to hunting-related injuries and drive-by shootings.

Indirect Loss Claims: Part Two

By Ken Brownlee

The name of the old business interruption policies has changed, and that won't be the only thing to continue evolving in the insurance world.

Nurse Hotlines and Injury Triage

By Paul Binsfeld

While prompt reporting of injuries often leads to improved claims outcomes, many barriers stand in the way of achieving this best practice.

Going After the Big Fish

By Michael A. Costonis

Opportunistic fraud is a problem, but there are bigger fish, such as organized fraud, to contend with as well.

The Good, The Bad, The Ugly

By James B. Kennedy

Workers' comp. laws in Missouri have made the distinction between a work-related injury and a personal injury very blurred.

Plugging Into Claims Education

By Marguerite Swallow, PropertyCasualty360.com

The annual PLRB conference will be held in historic Nashville, where there has been plenty of recent experience with insurance claims.