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How to Survive an OSHA Audit
An OSHA inspection doesn’t have to be a cause for panic. Here is how you can be prepared.
A Bridge Too Far: Repairing America’s Aging Infrastructure
Even as much of the U.S. transportation infrastructure faces the possibility of failure, states are struggling to fund maintenance and repairs.
Preparing for the Internet of Things
Internet-connected devices are becoming ubiquitous. Now, security needs to follow suit.
Is It a Safe Bet to Challenge OSHA?
OSHA has a formidable reputation in the workplace, but sometimes contesting citations and fines can pay off.
Directors & Officers Abroad: The Rise of D&O Litigation Around the World
As U.S.-style regulations take hold in other countries, corporate directors and officers are becoming a popular target for litigation.
Claims-Made Coverage and Mass Tort Claims
Policyholders need to evaluate their insurance programs for coverage gaps to made sure they are protected in the event of a mass tort proceeding.
Year in Risk 2013
The triumphs and tragedies of the past year offer valuable lessons as risk managers look to help their organizations move forward into 2014.
Bad Medicine: Managing the Risks of Disruptive Behaviors in Health Care Settings
Disruptive behaviors in health care settings can have serious repercussions.
The Value of a Medical Staff Risk Management Check-up
Disruptive behaviors in health care settings can have serious repercussions on patient safety and the quality of care.
A City Stalled
After decades of decline, Detroit is trying to reorganize under the largest municipal bankruptcy filing in U.S. history.
Do You Have a Superstorm Sandy Claim?
A year after Sandy struck the Northeast, the time to file a contingent business interruption claim is running out.
National Trends in Workers Compensation
Understanding how the Affordable Care Act and other national trends are influencing the workers compensation market.
Rebranding Your Risk Management Identity
As risk managers look to define their role within an organization, they may find the answers they are looking for lie in ERM.
The Effect of a Hardening Workers Compensation Market
In the insurance world, modest year-over-year rate increases have led many to declare the soft market to be over.
The Sounds of Silence
When a pop singer like Adele or Lady Gaga is injured and can’t perform, simply cancelling a multi-million dollar tour is not an option.
