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It only takes a few years for technology to leap the gap between novelty and indispensable business tool. In the mid-1990s, during the Internets infancy, it was hardly uncommon for corporations to do business without e-mail or a website. By 2000, the thought of a corporation without a robust investment...

While courts unanimously agree on certain questions of coverage regarding homeowners policies, there are still many areas of dispute.

Now, mobile devices have taken on the role once occupied by the fledgling Internet. In the space of five years, "there's an app for that" has gone from punch line to foregone conclusion.

Now, mobile devices have taken on the role once occupied by the fledgling Internet. In the space of five years, "there's an app for that" has gone from punch line to foregone conclusion.

Agents and underwriters owe it to their clients to communicate the benefits of coverage for contingent events--second-hand risk.

Agency not living up to its tech potential? Mind the gap.

Agency not living up to its tech potential? Mind the gap.

Superstorm Sandy is profoundly reshaping the approach New York City officials and business executives are taking to storm risk, and they devoted a day in downtown Manhattan on the eve of the Atlantic hurricane season to discuss plans to deal with that exposure in the future.