Expert Commentary

Claims Management

The Dilemma of Insuring Virus Claims

Christopher Mandel | January 15, 2021

The Dilemma of Insuring Virus Claims—It's going to take risk mitigation strategies as well as risk transfer, per Chris Mandel.

Environmental

Proactively Manage COVID-19 Risks in the Built Environment

David Dybdahl | January 8, 2021

David Dybdahl addresses the hype, hoopla, hazard, and risk.

Construction Safety

Avoiding Deployment Failure of Safety Change Initiatives

Peter Furst | December 31, 2020

Avoiding Deployment Failure of Safety Change Initiatives—Peter Furst discusses the system and people factors to ensure the implementation of change.

Workers Compensation Issues

The Continued Impact of COVID-19 on Workers Compensation

Mark Walls, Kimberly George | December 11, 2020

Mark Walls and Kimberley George discuss the effect of COVID-19 on workers compensation.

Cyber and Privacy Risk and Insurance

The Importance of (Remote) Security Culture in Mitigating Risks

Mark Lanterman | December 11, 2020

Extending beyond the physical workspace, safety awareness is key. Mark Lanterman explains.

Cyber and Privacy Risk and Insurance

California Privacy Rights Act: Background, Application, and Definitions

Melissa Krasnow | December 11, 2020

Melissa Krasnow explains the changes effective January 1, 2023, in the California Privacy Rights Act.

Political Risk

2021 Promises To Be Almost as Challenging as 2020 for Risk Managers

Daniel Wagner | December 4, 2020

Expect much change next year, especially in the political risk arena, per Daniel Wagner.

Make Sure Your Money Is Safe

Timothy O'Brien | December 4, 2020

Tim O'Brien offers ways to protect yourself from investor fraud.

Defense and Settlement

Texas Supreme Court Confronts Another Stowers Question

Lyndon Bittle | November 25, 2020

Is an excess judgment required? Lyndon Bittle relates the case.

Subcontractor Performance Risk

Project Pursuit Decisions—Play to Your Strengths

Cheri Hanes | November 25, 2020

In construction, begin with the end in mind and make reasonable cost and schedule commitments, advises Cheri Hanes.