Content from Denise Johnson
Denise Johnson is a freelance journalist based in Arizona. She is also the former editor of Claims Journal. Reach her at denisehjohnson@yahoo.com.
Behavior Is Dominant Driver of Collision Risk for Commercial Auto
While severe collisions declined last year, many factors influence commercial driving behavior. Though seasonal changes and distractions are expected, geopolitical factors add to less predictable ...
Behavioral Issues Hamper Outcomes in Workers With Shoulder, Knee Injuries
A new study by the Workers Compensation Research Institute (WCRI) highlights how psychosocial risk factors, such as fear of movement, poor coping skills and low mood, can significantly impact ...
State of the Commercial Transportation Insurance Market: Amwins
The fleet market's supply chain issues, added fuel surcharges, and high-dollar claims are reminiscent of 2020, according to the latest Amwins' State of the Market Transportation report. With the full ...
Despite Often Being Banned, Workplace Romances Continue
The media attention and fallout surrounding two high-level employees of AI tech firm Astronomer, seen in an embrace during a Coldplay concert, should put employers on notice to re-evaluate rules ...
New Workers Comp Benchmarking Tool Will Lead to Refined Risk Analysis, Safer Workplaces
Member insurers in Pennsylvania have a new way to explore workers compensation data and benchmark their performance—without the burden of static reports or time-consuming manual comparisons. This ...
Carrier Technology, Logistics Aid LA Wildfire Response
Earlier this year, as residents were evacuated due to wildfires fueled by Santa Ana winds in drought-ravaged parts of Southern California, commercial and personal lines ...
Future of Auto Insurance: OEM-Insurer Ties Could Boost Profits, Loyalty
The fragmented auto insurance customer experience is set for disruption, according to a new report by Deloitte. The report, "Reinventing the insurance customer experience for loyalty," highlights how ...
Delaware Rushes to Reverse Firms’ Threats to Leave State
For more than a century, Delaware has been the top state for businesses to incorporate due to its business-friendly climate. In fact, the state incorporated 81 percent of U.S. IPOs last year, ...