Public Sector Risk

When President-elect Donald Trump said, he wanted to drain the swamp, he may not have been referring to the sinking federal flood insurance program

Unprecedented levels of violence are occurring in areas of the world which were once presumed safe. Often overlooked is the impact these strikes have on the businesses sustaining them.

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If 2016 was packed with surprises, 2017 carries just as much political risk. The difference, according to a new report by Verisk Maplecroft, is that governments will be able to weather populist storms and any military flareups will likely fizzle.

Federal regulators discovered hundreds of potential work-hour violations, including altered duty logs and shifts longer than permitted.

The National Flood Insurance Program is different from commercial insurance because all claims are paid from the treasury of the U.S. For that reason the NFIP is strictly construed by the federal courts.

A more aggressive insurance market, technology and changing workforce dynamics are expected to affect the casualty insurance market in 2017.

The explosion of drone use brings with it a plethora of new liability exposures and insurance coverage issues.