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Claims Management

Greedily Contesting Claim Recovery Can Backfire

Barry Zalma | July 27, 2018

Barry Zalma relates a suit for total disability that didn't go well for the insured.

Continuous Performance Improvement

The Importance of Building a Safety Culture

John Pryor | July 13, 2018

Safety must be a collaborative, cross-functional engagement. Learn more from John Pryor.

Cyber and Privacy Risk and Insurance

Real-Life Consequences in a Digital World: the Role of Social Media

Mark Lanterman | July 13, 2018

Mark Lanterman shows how tweets can come back to bite you and your company.

Construction Safety

System Creep and Unseen Consequences

TJ Lyons | July 13, 2018

Safety measures can result in unforeseen problems. TJ Lyons steps back for a clear look at some hazards.

Claims Management

Insurtech and the Claim Function

Christopher Mandel | July 13, 2018

Insurtech and the Claim Function—The insurance claim process has much to gain from technological advances, per Christopher Mandel.

Design and Professional Liability

When Striking Contract Language Isn't Enough

Kenneth Slavens | July 13, 2018

Stricken language may make the contract silent. Ken Slavens relates a case on point.

Inferior Insurance Product

Nonstandard Policies Deceptively Similar to Standard Policies

James Mahurin | July 6, 2018

Nonstandard Policies Deceptively Similar to Standard Policies—Wherever so slight modifications are made, disaster can strike. Jim Mahurin discusses.

Liability Insurance

What Does "Separation of Insureds" Mean—Part 1

Jeffrey Woodward | July 6, 2018

Discover how "separation of insureds" conditions in liability insurance policies provide unique coverage applications for each insured, and explore the implications within ISO CGL policies.

Liability Insurance

What Does "Separation of Insureds" Mean—Part 2

Jeffrey Woodward | July 6, 2018

Explore the legal interpretations of "the insured," "an insured," and "any insured" within CGL policies and understand their impact on coverage claims.

Construction Quality

Quality Assurance Management: Ensuring Robust Outcomes

Peter Furst | June 29, 2018

Quality Assurance Management: Ensuring Robust Outcomes—Peter Furst recommends using a measured approach to assess design and construction.