In many states, it is the employer’s right to recover their costs when a third party is responsible for an employee being injured in the course and scope of their employment.
As nationwide debate heats up over immigration, businesses are forced to operate in an increasingly uncertain regulatory environment.
After a record-breaking wildfire season in 2015, it is more critical than ever for businesses to develop plans to protect their property and personnel.
With careful advance planning, risk managers can ensure the timely resolution of complex international property claims.
Four industry veterans discuss how risk management contributes to their company’s strategic planning process.
When considering endeavors in the Middle East, companies must first examine the region’s political and economic risk environment.
Fraud is often acknowledged as a major problem, but research and experience show few organizations actually do anything about it.
Mitigating the risks of product liability is made more challenging by a complicated maze of laws and regulations.
Organizations can create a successful risk reduction program by clearly defining and adhering to processes for reporting, investigating and addressing the causes of accidents.
Exploiting psychology more than technology, social engineering fraud has become one of the fastest-growing corporate crime threats.
While property/casualty insurance rates remain low, uncertainty over cyberrisk coverage and potential catastrophe losses looms.
A new EU data privacy law has profound operational and financial implications for businesses around the world.
Administering employee benefits programs can expose companies to the risk of lawsuits for errors and omissions.
Some of the year’s biggest events have lasting implications for the future of risk management.
Anne Neuberger, the NSA’s first CRO, discusses building an ERM program and the role risk management plays in national security.