Commercial Lines

The fatal work injury rate increased to 3.6 per 100,000 full-time equivalent workers for 2021 in the U.S., the highest annual rate since 2016.

Bond execution still involves antiquated technology like typewriters and fax machines. It’s time to catch up, including with blockchain. 

Although few seem to have noticed, rising costs on catastrophic workers’ compensation injury claims are creating never-seen-before levels of severity.

Employers are more aware than ever that employee caregivers represent a large portion of their workforce and require more assistance to stay on the job.

Laws against using forced labor is creating risks for importers without complete visibility down their supply chains—while presenting an opportunity to insurers.

The limitations of territory-based rating can become a thing of the past because of increased access to location-specific data and risk scores.

12% of commercial lines insurer executives say their businesses are just in sustaining or surviving mode this year following a challenging 2022.

AI's capabilities have surged so much that it has the potential in 2023 to dramatically raise the quality of claims handling and underwriting in workers’ compensation.