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It's a universal truth that the longer an employee is absent from work after a job-related injury, the harder it is to return to work at all.

The times they are a changing and nowhere is that more true than in the insurance industry. Technology is constantly evolving and will significantly impact every aspect of the industry from adjusting to claims management, fraud and subrogation, as well as how new products are developed in the future. That's...

Talk to anyone who worked in New Orleans or the surrounding areas after Hurricane Katrina about their experiences and the reaction from these first-responders is immediate and emotional.

The insurance industry is built on the skill of its underwriters in assessing and pricing risk, but there are some indicators that suggest an aging workforce combined with a continuing lack of contract certainty could be creating future challenges.

Companies operating across the border in Canada need to be aware of major Workers' Comp differences or face some still penalties.

The sales approach can't be limited to one style: For success, a producer must adapt the proposal to the client's needs.

Fewer knowledgeable adjusters in the field could make it harder to identify fraudulent claims.

Here's a look at some of the major changes facing the industry in the next few years.