Loss Control

A flood of investment capital into structures linked to insurance could lead to instability and spark a new financial crisis if left unsupervised, a top official has warned.

Every year in the U.S., 68 million children are entrusted to paid caregivers during the workday, but only 17 states are prepared to protect infants and children from disasters while at school.

Many professionals are fending off the double-digit rate hikes that longtime underwriters of errors & omissions coverage are seeking, with many of those clients finding themselves able to negotiate flat or only slightly higher rates.

Many professionals are fending off the double-digit rate hikes that longtime underwriters of errors & omissions coverage are seeking, with many of those clients finding themselves able to negotiate flat or only slightly higher rates.

The Insurance Institute for Business and Home Safety has released an update to its Rating the States report, which looks at building codes of the hurricane-prone states from Texas to Maine.

Damage continues until controlled. Fire and rescue operations can teach adjusters a lot about pre- and post-loss control. The rescue of a city tunnel excavator illustrates some key points.