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When commercial ships are forced to re-route to different ports, ocean cargo risks can accumulate, creating serious problems for cargo owners.

Liza Moran, executive vice president at Foundation Risk Partners, discusses the link between wellness programs and workers compensation.

Insurtech managing general agent Counterpart Inc. said Wednesday it has partnered with insurer Westfield Specialty to launch an admitted management liability policy for nonprofits and small- to medium-sized businesses.

Due to numerous requests for extensions, Business Insurance has extended the deadline for submitting nominations for the 2024 Women to Watch Awards until June 30.

The U.S. Occupational Safety and Health Administration said Wednesday it cited an Illinois construction company for the seventh time since 2020 for exposing workers to fall hazards.

Those living on luxurious Martha’s Vineyard may appear to have it all. Yet when it comes to pot, it’s all smoke and mirrors.

Workers compensation was rated as a “top” or “significant” concern by 78% of employers surveyed by the California Workers’ Compensation Action Network.

Climate, cyber and supply chain issues are the top three concerns for business owners, according to a study by Arthur J. Gallagher & Co. released Wednesday.

Paul Lavelle, head of U.S. national accounts at Zurich North America, discusses the changing dynamics of the commercial property insurance market and why commercial auto rates continue to climb.

Business Insurance on Tuesday announced the winners of the 2024 Innovation Awards.

A.M. Best Co. Inc. said Tuesday in a report that it has revised its market segment outlook for the global reinsurance segment to positive from stable.

Only 23% of clients impacted by a cyber extortion event in 2023 paid the ransom, even as the number of cyber extortion events soared to 282, according to a report Tuesday by Marsh.

The West Virginia Workers’ Compensation Board of Review improperly calculated an injured worker’s permanent partial disability award because it relied on an erroneous method for determining impairment, the state’s Supreme Court ruled Monday.

Bermuda-based insurer and reinsurer Vantage Group Holdings Ltd. said Tuesday it will offer up to $10 million in U.S. primary cyber insurance capacity through its U.S. insurance subsidiaries.