This year marks the 13th annual publication of Insurance Journal’s Top 100 Agencies special report. This year’s Top 100 welcomes...
Editor’s Note
A new study published in the July issue of the Journal of Urban Economics finds that contrary to popular belief,...
Almost five years after Superstorm Sandy, one third of homeowners in several coastal states are still unaware of hurricane deductibles...
Adequacy of income benefits is one of the long-standing concerns about the performance of workers’ compensation systems. However, there is...
People may instinctively know right from wrong, but determining if someone has good moral character is not a black and...
Don’t talk politics – it might hurt your on-the-job performance. That’s what a new survey by the American Psychological Association...
There’s an apparent lack of awareness among many risk professionals on existing and emerging technologies, including telematics, sensors, the Internet...
Overall, young agents seem happy with their career choice. They enjoy the freedom and challenges that come with the job...
This issue of Insurance Journal features exclusive results from the 2017 Young Agents Survey where nearly 600 young agents nationwide...
More than 70 percent of United States employers are feeling the direct impact of prescription drug misuse in their workplaces,...