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Workers' compensation programs are seeing a shift from a focus on transactions and cost control to more patient-centered care.

Here's a look inside the November/December issue of NU Property & Casualty magazine.

The Coalition Against Insurance Fraud reported auto theft costs U.S. businesses and consumers around $7.4 billion each year.

Fostering relationships with renters can forge tight bonds with a potential future home insurance policyholder.

The average U.S. commuter spends $8,466 driving to work every year.

A report reveals the dramatically different conditions workers experience based on where they live.

Insurance providers navigating the pandemic must consider whether remote-only is the best way to manage their workforces and serve customers.

A study analyzed data from the gap between female and male executives to gender disparity in unemployment rates.