Market Insights

The Florida Workers' Compensation Statute has had a long and storied history since it first appeared in 1935.

It is vital that insurers, TPAs, and corporations place great importance on the accuracy and reasonableness of case reserves to provide reasonable estimates for financial reporting purposes.

Two recently released reports underline the potentially deadly dangers that American students face--not from gangs of bullies or concealed firearms but on a largely ignored but growing problem: environmental contamination of school institutions.

Using triage to review insurance claims can improve the rate of fraud detection while generating considerable savings for both carriers and their policyholders.

We take a look at real slip-and-fall cases in an effort to explain how dynamic and fact-specific they can be.

The great irony of "green" building is that the very concepts intended to enhance a building's performance over its entire lifetime are many of the same things that make a building highly susceptible to moisture and mold problems.

In anticipation of WIND 2010, Claims spoke with Michelle Griffin, executive director of the Windstorm Insurance Network, who talked about what attendees can expect and provided insight about the evolving organization.

Succession planning refers to the need to prepare for the orderly transition of duties in the executive suites of major companies. However, the phrase can also apply to the need to prepare for major demographic shifts in the workplace.