Analysis

Riots, wildfires, cyberattacks, hurricanes and the coronavirus were at the forefront of an active year filled with insurance claims.

Burns & Wilcox notes the insurance market continued to harden while capacity remained tight but not scare as carriers deployed resources more strategically.

The COVID-19 pandemic has been with us for over nine months now. Here's how the workers' compensation industry has changed.

More lawsuits and tightening capacity are just a few issues pushing insurance rates up. And that's without factoring in COVID's impact.

Most insurance consumers continue to opt for basic, standard policies from carriers already familiar to them.

Claims Magazine looks at how claims professionals view the industry, their salaries and the impact of the coronavirus on their jobs.