Public Sector Risk

I don't remember my economics professor's name from that 1962 class, but I sure remember the textbook, even though I traded it for a different one the next semester: Economics: An Introductory Analysis, by Nobel Prize-winning economist, Paul Samuelson.

Frequently, claims managers, supervisors, adjusters or attorneys picked up a new claims file and question why a claimant acted in a certain manner. When working a claim, it is generally taken at face value. The facts are as they are in the file, unless some surprises turn up later.

Brokers have an opportunity to communicate the benefits of Accident & Disability policies

Cutting costs no matter what is not the way to do the job.

CISA gets through chamber with a 74-21 victory.

Changing seasons bring different claims issues.