Investigative & Forensics

Workers' comp fraud costs Americans more than $5 billion annually, threatens the jobs of Americans, and hurts employers.

To the old maxim that nothing is sure but death and taxes, insurance companies might justifiably add another category: fraud.

We're not talking global warming here -- that's not "immediate."

The Coalition for Asbestos Reform (CAR) is continuing to advocate against the creation of a federal trust fund for asbestos litigation claims.

Rock musician Ted Nugent might be famous for his "Cat Scratch Fever," but these days he's complaining of a different kind of health problem: severe immune system problems from exposure to mold and mildew in his home.

Fraud is something that Don Delaney, a long-time Chicago claim adjuster and first-time author, has plenty of experience dealing with.

While workers recognize safety as a serious issue in the workplace, their perceptions about their greatest safety risks do not match reality, according to a recent National Safety Council survey.

The American Academy of Actuaries has submitted its analysis on terrorism risk insurance, concluding that a national framework for terrorism risk is necessary if terrorism coverage is to be widely and readily available.