As COVID-19 rages across the United States, it's a particularly busy time for essential workers — and truckers are included in that category.

[On-Demand Webcast] | Your customers may be submitting claims for business interruption due to COVID-19 shutdowns - but that might not be covered under their policies.

Fifteen years after it made landfall, Hurricane Katrina remains among the costliest Hurricanes in history. The major event also cast a renewed scrutiny on some old practices and ushered in a new generation of analysis for these catastrophic events.

COVID-19 is having a significant impact on the insurance industry, especially insurance carriers who are facing claims for business interruption or shutdowns that may or may not be covered under the insured's policy.

The coronavirus pandemic was a massive insurance event, leaving hundreds of thousands dead, disrupting business globally and changing the way we engage in our daily lives. Rosalie Donlon, editor-in-chief of ALM's insurance and tax publications, and Joel Cavaness, president at Risk Placement Services, Inc., take a look at how data will play a role in the future of addressing risk in these events

The construction industry has experienced its ups and downs over the past 20 years, but one thing hasn't changed: the need for builders' risk insurance.

ON-DEMAND WEBCAST: Learn how this year's award winners and their teams have risen to the challenge of managing 2020's unique risks, including COVID-19 mitigation.

Highlights from the June 23 webcast "Using Predictive Models to Assess and Act Upon Changing Driver Behavior".