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Unhealthy employees pose unnecessary risk exposures, leading to higher costs and reduced productivity.

Meteorological, socioeconomic and underwriting data all point to a changing risk pattern associated with severe weather events.

The tech firm Kiteworks set out to determine just how severe cybercrime has become.

A combination of insurance hikes and ever-stronger storms are making Florida a rather pricey paradise.

Courts are somewhat divided on whether repaired finishes should match what was damaged prior to an insurance claim.

A new study looks at the prevalence of behavioral health issues alongside common worker injuries like sprains and strains.

Insurers and government entities need more accurate address-specific data, says address intelligence exec Berkley Charlton.

A good place to start when evaluating homeowners coverage is by creating a thorough home inventory.