Risk
Warehouse Workers See Safety in AI, Want Employers to Adopt Tech Faster
Frontline workers communicated the benefits of automating warehouse operations and the risks of not automating fast enough, according to a new study released by Zebra Technologies Corporation. The ...
Third Party Risk Dominant Driver of Cyber Insurance Claims
New analysis shows vendor risk driving financial losses, making up nearly a quarter of material claims in 2024, according to cyber risk company Resilience. Third-party risk emerged as a dominant ...
After several years in which much of P&C was focused on restoring rate adequacy and profitability, the market is finally...
Woman Injured on Harry Potter California Theme Park Ride Awarded $7.25M
A federal jury has awarded $7.25 million to a 74-year-old Arizona woman for a spine injury she suffered in a fall while exiting the Harry Potter and the Forbidden Journey ride at Universal Studios ...
Drivers Want Better Vehicle Safety Systems Over Self-Driving Option: AAA
A new survey highlights drivers' continued safety concerns regarding self-driving features in cars. According to AAA's latest survey on autonomous vehicles, 13 percent of U.S. drivers would trust ...
Western U.S. Avalanches Claim More Lives in Recent Weeks
One person was killed in an avalanche in central Colorado on Saturday, marking just the latest fatality stemming from avalanches in the western U.S. this season. Authorities in Grand County responded ...
Enterprise Risk Management Secrets for Long-Term Company Growth
If my conversations with property/casualty insurance executives are any indication, many leaders view enterprise risk management (ERM) as simply an exercise for complying with regulations, reassuring ...
California Governor Asks Congress for Nearly $40B for LA Wildfire Relief
California Gov. Gavin Newsom has asked Congress to approve nearly $40 billion in aid to help the Los Angeles area recover from January's devastating wildfires, which he said could become the ...
‘Exoskeletons’ Could Reduce Work-Related Back Injuries, More Study Needed
New research suggests that while wearable technology has great potential to cut down on workplace back injuries, it needs to be further investigated, according to Brock University. "Wearable ...