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Avoiding disability discrimination claims in the wake of statutory amendments and enforcement trends Article 
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The complex dangers of spoilage for life sciences organizations Life sciences organizations handle materials and develop products in environments that are heavily regulated and climate controlled. This makes them uniquely vulnerable to costly and damaging claims in the event of spoilage and contamination. Agents can play a crucial role in helping these organizations navigate these risks and ensure their operations are properly prepared and protected. Article 
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Safeguarding the research of life sciences organizations In the development of new medical treatments, drugs, and procedures, life sciences organizations may rely on research animals to meet the FDA approval requirements. When working with these organizations, agents should consider a carrier with deep expertise in life sciences, can provide the targeted coverage and risk management services these organizations need to successfully conduct their work safely. Article 
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The growing use and emerging risks of exoskeleton technology As the adoption of exoskeleton technology increases, so do the associated risks for the companies that make it. For insurance agents, this represents a strategic opportunity, as organizations across technology and life sciences turn to agents to understand their evolving exposures and secure coverage tailored to their high-growth, innovative operations. Article 
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Future-proofing tech companies against cyber threats In today’s digital age, technology companies are increasingly vulnerable to a wide variety of cyber threats, including data breaches, ransomware attacks, and other cybercrimes. Historically, the focus has been on reactive measures to respond when an attack occurs. But now, more than ever, it is essential for companies to shift to proactive risk management. Article |
