Recent data breaches call for businesses to amp up security measures and have an incident response plan ready.

With an average of 100,000 people put to work each week, Randstad's SVP of risk management shares how he turns risk into opportunity.

A few notes from CLM’s 2014 Annual Conference in April at the Boca Raton Resort in Boca Raton, Florida.

School of Construction Dean Lee Wright talks about building the new school and what it means for this year's freshman class.

The next generation of auto estimating takes accuracy and interactive vehicle data to a whole new level by using 3D scanning.

Why this emerging technology isn't smelling so sweet to insurers.

For the forensic investigator, damage assessments require taking a global look at the loss to determine all causes, including possible design and construction deficiencies.

State news and updates from CLM chapters, reps, and committees.

Three principles for managing expert witnesses in bad faith claims.

A deeper look at Medicare's new proposed appeal rights and WCMSA reconsideration process.

Clearing up the differences between risk transfer concepts in construction agreements.

Arsonists get greedy and burn down many buildings in the hope of hefty insurance payouts.

When does a reservation of rights entitle an insured to independent counsel and control of its defense?

The Motorists Insurance Group’s Vice President and Chief Claims Officer shares her leadership philosophy, how she manages different generations in the workforce, and emerging technologies in claims.