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Doctors and lawyers are used to getting sued, but what about notaries and ticket brokers? An increasingly litigious society, combined with a profession's natural maturation, is resulting in heightened interest in miscellaneous errors and

Throughout their operations, insurers have focused on designing processes and leveraging technology to increase speed and efficiency. Even in claims--the "money out" side of the business--insurers under

As the divide between the workplace and the home continues to shrink, business people rely more and more on electronics to stay connected to their offices, wherever they happen to be.

I just finished reading yet another article on the state of the economy, or as someone recently joked, "the cnmy, since right now we can't even afford to buy a vowel."

This summer, I was asked to make a presentation at an insurance fraud conference held by the Nebraska Department of Insurance at a state park on the Platte River.

Deskinacar, the most recent product from Officeinacar, is a portable utility desk that weighs less than four pounds and can be stowed in most 17" laptop bags.

One-size-fits-all training for claim professionals is becoming as obsolete as paper files, Pintos, and Polaroids.

Sponsoring organizations for the Oct. 9 gathering include the Independent Insurance Agents of Central New York Inc.; the Chartered Property Casualty Underwriters Society, Syracuse Chapter; and the Syr