How AI Advances ‘No-Touch’ Resolution of Workers Compensation Claims: Opinion
Many human hours are needed to sort, analyze and process workers compensation claims—the vast majority of which are low in value.
The U.S. workers comp ...
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How Cyber Insurance Will Reshape Cybersecurity
Cybersecurity is broken. It's a bold statement, but given the increasing frequency of cyber breaches, along with the presence of more varied and evolving threats, there is growing uncertainty about ...
AI Can Transform How Carriers Handle Car Crashes
Crashing your car is a traumatic experience enough in itself, so it is unfortunate for drivers that dealing with their insurance company after the accident can be a lengthy process that often adds ...
3 Ways to Speed Up Claims and Boost Customer Satisfaction
Insurers face three key challenges: They operate in an already crowded marketplace, they have to meet the ever-increasing expectations of consumers, and they face incursions by disruptive tech ...
Risk Alerts: Medical Marijuana; LED Lighting and Eyesight Damage
Could medical marijuana laws actually be increasing opioid overdose deaths? Are the benefits of medical cannabis worth the possible side effects? Is the blue light in LED lighting damaging our ...
Liability Long Tail Could Get Longer
One of the most challenging things about liability insurance is that claims on this year's policy might be made well into the future. If exposure to a chemical, product or business activity this year ...
Parametric Insurance Takes Off
Now that property and casualty insurance coverage terms for business disruption losses are gradually tightening, a singular insurance product used primarily to protect businesses against ...
Is the IoT the Future of Workers Comp?
Internet of Things capabilities, already familiar to insurers from personal lines applications like auto telematics, are emerging in the workers compensation space through purpose-built monitoring ...
U.S. Rainfall to Leave Farmers With Estimated 2.2 Million Unplanted Soy Acres
American farmers, already set to leave a record number of acres without corn, now face the prospect of also failing to plant soybeans because of rampant rainfall. Growers are expected to file ...