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The rescinded rule would have put more emphasis on the nature and degree of the worker’s control over the work and the worker’s opportunity for profit or loss in the “economic realities” test.

The act would require FEMA to release an impact analysis at least six months before National Flood Insurance Program changes, and prohibit certain changes during and up to six months after the COVID-19 emergency declaration.

With high exposure to key risks, middle market companies are missing out on mitigation advice from insurance experts, says Chubb survey.

The deal puts the merger between Aon and Willis Towers Watson back on track to forming the largest insurance brokerage in the world.

COVID-19 has brought about an increase in conditions ripe for workplace burnout, including longer working hours and taking on additional tasks, according to the ADP Research Institute.

The regulation on how insurance producers offer annuities and life insurance was unanimously ruled “unconstitutionally vague” after a legal challenge spearheaded by Big I New York with assistance from the national Big “I.”

Nearly 1 in 4 business travelers say COVID-19-related travel restrictions have made their jobs less effective, according to a survey from Chubb.

A LexisNexis report illustrates that the secret to moving toward a touchless claims process may be through a hybrid model—and that insurance carriers can do more to turn virtual claims processing into a competitive advantage.

Most importantly for independent agents, the president’s plan does not call for any changes to the 20% tax deduction for small businesses. The plan is, however, expected to see several changes.

2020 saw a decrease in overall salary and total income growth for insurance agency personnel—yet satisfaction rates rose, especially in agencies that offered employee benefits.