Loss Control

A changing workforce, rapidly evolving technology and medical-cost-containment issues are the biggest challenges, and opportunities, that will face the workers comp market as it enters its second century.

Were seeing a new twist with the current economic woes, one that will undoubtedly have insurance ramifications: Lawyers suing law schools.

PC360 is offering exclusive content and video interviews with top industry professionals while attending the Florida Workers' Compensation Institute's WCEC event in Orlando, Fla. See what we're covering at this year's show.

Indiana's $5 million cap on liability in accidents is far too low for the number of deaths and injuries involved in last Saturday's deadly stage collapse at the state fair, personal-injury lawyers say.

A recent trend in car buying may spell an increase in total-loss rates.

Nine weather-related disasters this year have cost at least $1 billion in economic losses, which ties the record number of disasters the United States experienced in 2008and the hurricane season still looms, says the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration.