Black Lung Continues to Plague P&C Industry
A recent study from the National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH) and the University of Illinois Chicago found that modern coal miners, particularly those in Central Appalachia, are more likely than their predecessors to die from respiratory diseases, according to the U.S. Department of Labor. (Photo illustration: Viktoriia/Adobe Stock) Author: Ed Meredith SCLA Published […]
California’s carrier exits – what’s the impact?
The withdrawal of large insurance carriers like Allstate and State Farm from California’s insurance market will have a significant impact on claims, at least one claims services provider has told Insurance Business.
Understanding The Real Impact of Wildfire Smoke
During the week of June 5, the Northeast United States found itself coated in orange smoke and smog stemming from the ongoing wildfires in eastern Canada.
Charles Taylor Assists Recovery Café Expansion
Situated in Longmont, Colorado, Recovery Café serves as a sanctuary for individuals in recovery from addiction and other life challenges. It provides them with the stability required to support their journey towards long-term recovery. This expansion project is geared towards offering meals, counseling, job assistance, education, and a sense of community, creating a safe and […]
The Past, the Present and the Possibility of Another Pandemic: Preparing for the Next Health Crisis
Author: Greg Sisson, Chief Claims Officer – TPA The worst of the COVID-19 pandemic might be behind us, but are you prepared for the next public health crisis? The risk of uncertainty is an expensive one, and to not “expect the unexpected” results in a far heftier price. The current inflationary environment on the […]
A World-Class Arctic Decommissioning Project
A client needed to remove four massive 5,500 ton concrete structures in harsh arctic conditions.
