Claims

Many businesses perceive risk control as a necessary but often cumbersome prerequisite for obtaining insurance coverage, a procedural hurdle to be cleared rather than a source of tangible value. This traditional view, however, is rapidly becoming obsolete in an environment defined by increasing

Navigating the landscape of car insurance can often feel like an intricate and overwhelming task, with renewal notices arriving like clockwork and a seemingly endless array of policy options appearing with every online search. For many drivers, the process is fraught with confusing terminology and

We're joined today by Simon Glairy, a leading expert in risk management and insurance law, to dissect a recent Delaware Supreme Court decision with significant implications for workers' compensation. The case of a Wilmington firefighter, Corey Ferrell, brings into sharp focus the complex interplay

Imagine a world where a single cyber attack can cripple a tech firm's operations while a supply chain hiccup devastates a neighboring manufacturer—all in the same week. This is the reality for many businesses today, caught in a perplexing paradox of balancing the sheer volume of insurance claims

Imagine a fierce hailstorm tearing through a quiet Oklahoma neighborhood, leaving behind shattered roofs and desperate homeowners who thought their insurance would be a lifeline, only to find their claims denied or drastically underpaid by State Farm, the state’s biggest provider. This isn’t just a

Imagine a world where an insurance claim is processed in minutes rather than weeks, where personalized policies are crafted in real time based on a customer's unique needs, and where cyber threats are neutralized before they even strike. This isn’t a distant dream but the reality being shaped by