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Many industries will have to reinvent themselves to align with millennial preferences—and as one of the oldest and most lucrative institutions in the U.S., the insurance industry is a prime candidate for that task.

Most people maintain the largest portion of their savings in their 401(k) plan—but they might want to consider taking a longer-term approach to asset allocation.

Property owners and managers are struggling to keep up with modifications to Department of Housing and Urban Development regulations—and finding themselves unprotected when it comes to discrimination suits.

Churches and other religious institutions must thoroughly safeguard themselves against potential pitfalls, ranging from settlements and bankruptcies for sexual misconduct to fraud and embezzlement by church employees. All Risks Limited addresses these dan

Imagine living in a converted school bus, canvas yurt, home on wheels or tree house—all smaller than 500 square feet. Tiny homes are all about simplicity, but due to their unique size and mobility, insuring these small dwellings can be a challenge.

A job interview is an opportunity for a candidate to put their best foot forward. How can you dig beneath the surface for information about performance?

Does the CGL policy exclude liability arising out of work performed near railroad tracks?

Heading into the New Year, here’s where the industry stands—and how we can work together to leverage the changing landscape and our unique strengths.

One of the most challenging issues agencies face when hiring qualified applicants is choosing the most appropriate criteria for qualification.

Thanks to a recent court case which changed a long-standing rule regarding control of employees, employers that use staffing agencies, independent contractors or franchisors now face an EPLI risk they did not have in the past.