By Michael G. Malloy
The boom in both commercial and recreational drone use in recent years has raised questions regarding how insurers treat the rapidly growing technology.
November/December 2017
By Jason Sears
I am fully aware of the irony of writing an article about work-life balance when I have three children under the age of 4.
By Srivathsan Karanai Margan
In insurance, moral hazard is the idea that a party that is protected from risk will behave differently than they would if they lacked that protection.
By Eric P. Harding
It’s late October as I write this column. Due to unseasonably high temperatures here in the mid-Atlantic, the leaves are just beginning to show their autumnal colors.
By Bob Beuerlein
The cool weather this time of the year signals the beginning of marathon season in the United States.
Letters submitted to Contingencies regarding the July/August 2017 issue.
By Jan Carstens
In 1984 my husband and I got married and decided to spend three weeks in Europe for our honeymoon. We were young and adventurous (and in retrospect, maybe a little stupid), so we decided to book flights but not lodging—we had no idea what countries/cities we were going to visit—except for our very first night in Amsterdam.
By Joe Allbright, John Have, Walter Marsh, Susan Mateja
Editor’s note: This is the third in a series of articles from the Health Practice International Committee on ideas from foreign models of health care that may assist the United States in finding cost-effective ways to deliver high-quality health care in an equitable and sustainable way.
By Jane Melia
No matter what industry your clients are in, chances are they already have data stored in the cloud.
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