Commercial Lines

As digital tools expand into workplaces, building connectivity affects workplace safety — and insurance risk — in unprecedented ways.

Large workers' compensation claims are infrequent but are increasing rapidly and can now reach $20 million.

The ruling in the Dynamex case means fewer workers will be considered independent contractors but leaves a host of questions for workers' comp.

The industry has matured to the point that there are now many capable service providers that can help launch and manage a captive.

You can’t share documents or other visuals over the phone, and you can't see the body language cues about how things are going.

No, despite some advances, workers’ compensation won't see such care any time soon. There are too many regulatory constraints.

Costs for workers’ comp could triple by 2030 with no change in indemnity benefit levels, raising questions about the viability of the system.

It’s time to dedicate resources on several fronts to get back to the original intent of the workers' compensation system.