Market Insights

We take a look at real slip-and-fall cases in an effort to explain how dynamic and fact-specific they can be.

A recent salary and workplace e-mail survey with Florida Underwriter readers produced a remarkably good return rate (more than double the industry average) and answers that were enlightening and, at times, surprising.

The Florida Workers' Compensation Statute has had a long and storied history since it first appeared in 1935.

Two recently released reports underline the potentially deadly dangers that American students face--not from gangs of bullies or concealed firearms but on a largely ignored but growing problem: environmental contamination of school institutions.

The great irony of "green" building is that the very concepts intended to enhance a building's performance over its entire lifetime are many of the same things that make a building highly susceptible to moisture and mold problems.

There has long been a prevailing theory in the disability income (DI) industry that during recessionary economic times, it is easier for consumers to see the real impact of a loss of income.