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Claims Practices

Insurer Loses Summary Judgment by Claiming Evidence It Never Had

Barry Zalma | November 13, 2020

Barry Zalma relates a case where the insurer failed to prove all elements of the motion.

Leadership at All Levels

Empowerment—The Journey Beyond Accomplishment and Title

Rose Hall | October 30, 2020

Rose Hall examines personal power and how we should use it to benefit ourselves and others.

Design and Professional Liability

Changing CPrL Marketplace: Expectations for 2021

Jeff Slivka | October 30, 2020

Rates are expected to rise for the first time in 10 years. Jeff Slivka explains why.

Workers Compensation Issues

State of the Commercial Insurance Marketplace

Mark Walls, Kimberly George | October 30, 2020

Risk managers need to prepare to respond to changes in the US market, per Mark Walls and Kimberly George.

Employee Well-Being

COVID-19, Prolonged Toxic Stress, and Mental Health at Work

Sally Spencer-Thomas | October 30, 2020

Sally Spencer-Thomas provides 10 action steps employers can take to make a difference.

Construction Defect Coverage

Other Insurance and Allocation in Construction Defect Claims

Joseph Junfola | October 23, 2020

Joseph Junfola discusses how property damage is allocated when multiple occurrence-based commercial general liability policies are triggered.

Workers Compensation Issues

Women Safely Dressing for Success

Tricia Kagerer | October 16, 2020

No longer "shrink it and pink it," PPE for women is now available. Tricia Kagerer interviews entrepreneur Ana Kraft.

Workers Compensation Issues

Evolving Health Technology Models

Mark Walls, Kimberly George | October 16, 2020

Telemedicine, digital health, and on-demand medicine are creating healthy trends in the workforce. Mark Walls and Kimberly George discuss.

Workers Compensation Issues

"Closing Care Gaps" for an Aging Workforce

Joe Galusha | October 16, 2020

"Closing Care Gaps" for an Aging Workforce—Joe Galusha discusses an innovative approach to improving workers compensation outcomes.

Claims Practices

Conversion Is an Intentional Tort and Can Never Be an Occurrence

Barry Zalma | October 16, 2020

There's no duty to defend if there is no occurrence. Barry Zalma relates a case alleging theft.