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Chrysotile is the only known type of asbestos still being imported, processed and distributed in the U.S.

While the number of events was up, the total number of units recalled saw a 50% decrease compared with 2022, Sedgwick reports.

This year, FC&S readers inquired about damage caused by a garbage man and coverage for alcohol being aged in barrels.

Here are a handful of insurance-themed costume ideas that don't involve aprons and headbands, red polos or geckos.

Asbestos was never fully banned in the U.S. and is still being used in building materials to this day.

'Forever chemical' claims have exploded in recent years, with plaintiffs alleging hundreds of millions and even billions of dollars in damages.

A recent bankruptcy case offers a cautionary tale to asbestos defendants who are watching their insurance assets dwindle as claims continue to be filed.

Small commercial data challenges could leave millions of small businesses with inadequate or misaligned coverage.