Commentary

An attorney who spent most of his time for several years defending insurance companies in lawsuits after Hurricane Katrina offers some thoughts on what claim executives and their counsel can be doing now to try to reduce potential class action and bad faith exposure.

Will Workers' Comp come to the rescue if an employee is injured during a meal break? FC&S has the answer.

Like many in our neighborhood of Midland Beach on Staten Island, N.Y., we hunkered down for what we thought would be a long night as we awaited Hurricane Sandy. When I saw a stream of water rushing up the street, I quickly realized this was going to be worse than...

Disaster recovery is a challenge for any business, but when your business is helping others recover from their own disasters and your own business is located in the midst of that same disaster, well, thats what you call a double-edged sword.

Disaster recovery is a challenge for any business, but when your business is helping others recover from their own disasters and your own business is located in the midst of that same disaster, well, thats what you call a double-edged sword.

Accidents caused by negligent third parties are some of the most difficult to prevent and they can be traumatic for the injured employee and the business. Failing to follow up on subrogation claims will only compound problems.There are special rules to deal with revising mods impacted by subrogation. ...