With expanded regulations going into effect in many industries, organizations must not only show that they have compliance and ethics programs in place, but also be able to demonstrate that their programs are working.

There are many feel-good accounts of strangers coming to the aid of those in distress, but unfortunately these stories do not always end on a positive note.

With so many handlers involved, how do managers promote efficiency throughout the varying stages of the claim?

The typical P&C insurance company claims professional is dedicated, highly skilled, and, according to data, more than 45 years old.

This month, we continue our discussion of how to go about attracting and acclimating Millennials to the realities and rewards of a career in the claims industry.

Are insurance carriers in danger of information overload? In a podcast interview, Frank Petersmark, CIO advocate for X by 2, explains strategies that insurance carriers need to deploy to gain better control of their data so it can be turned into actionable information.

Politics aside, U.S. District Judge Roger Vinsons order granting summary judgment and declaring the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act unconstitutional and highlights an interesting insurance concept.

Anyone who knows ACORD knows that from the start, volunteers have propelled the organization forward. Volunteers develop and enhance the standards. Volunteers…