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“Originally, workers’ compensation was fundamentally about traumatic injuries in the workplace,” says Mark Walls, Chief Marketing Officer at Safety National, and Founder at Work Comp Analysis Group. Walls, who has over two decades of experience in the workers’ compensation field, adding that “over time, you saw that start to change as occupational diseases came into…

Federal judge: American National Lloyds Insurance must defend property owner in roofer’s injury suit
In American National Lloyds Ins. Co. v. Alexis, Civil Action No. 23-130, the insurer sought a declaratory judgment that it had no obligation to defend or indemnify Michelange Alexis and Real Estate Brothers, L.L.C., in a lawsuit filed in Berks County Court by Ernesto and Ana Rosa. The plaintiffs allege that Mr. Rosa suffered serious injuries…

7 Road Trip Tips to Help You Travel With Confidence
Road trips are a timeless way to explore new places, spend quality time with loved ones, and create lasting memories. But before hitting the open road, it’s important to make sure you’re prepared for anything that might come your way. From pre-trip vehicle checks to understanding your insurance coverage, a little planning goes a long…

Marsh taps Amy Barnes for global energy & power leadership role
Additionally, Marsh has also announced that Andrew Herring will take on the role of global chair of energy & power, effective January 1, 2026. Herring, who joined Marsh in 2010, has led the UK energy & power team since 2012 and will continue to be based in London. Source link

Weather resilience council in Connecticut moves forward
The council includes representatives from the insurance industry, regulatory agencies, consumer advocacy groups, environmental and climate science, construction, academia, and emergency management. Its latest progress report details the formation of three subgroups, each tasked with developing a specific component of the overall strategy. Source link