Commercial Lines

The standard approach to calculations on business interruption overstates potential costs and leads to premiums that are too high.

No, but "direct" is a dangerous word when you start talking about eliminating middlemen. There is a better, more inclusive approach.

It helps to recognize safe workers in a public setting. Lack of appreciation is a primary reason that people file fraudulent claims.

With the property-casualty outlook calling for even more digital disruption next year, here are eight priorities insurers must tackle.

A complication related to Obamacare means that Medicaid can soon demand reimbursement from workers' comp settlements.

Recent arrests underscore the huge problems with workers' comp fraud in the area, though regulations are helping injured employees.

The bargaining that produced Medicare Part D in 2003 prevents MSAs and others from saving $16 billion a year. It's time that changed.

Many people say the data isn't available to determine which doctors are best. The data is available -- it just takes some effort to gather it.