This edition of AlertBulletin offers practical suggestions intended to help organizations maximize the productivity of temporary exmployees, while minimizing associated professional liability exposures.

To help facilities and providers prevent incidents related to diagnostic inaccuracies and minimize consequent liability, this issue of inBrief examines common sources of error and presents strategies designed to enhance diagnostic accuracy.

This edition of In Practice...with CNA addresses social media communications and the difficulties that come with social media practices during disputes.

This edition of CNA's AllertBulletinAlertBulletin® explains as the earth's climate becomes less stable, weather-related disasters proliferate and consequent risk exposures increase for all types of healthcare facilities.

Comprehensive screening of residents assists in proper placement and creates a safe pleasant environment. An individual's strengths limitations social preferences and physical and mental status are factors to consider. Download to learn the processes for optimizing placement and minimizing risk.

Lawyers contemplating board service must weigh the potential benefits against the risks inherent in such appointments prior to acceptance and throughout the tenure of any board service.

If there is one thing keeping law firm general counsel awake at night it is the myriad of outside counsel guidelines (OCGs) that may be floating around the firm.

In this edition of Carefully Speaking : Wandering and elopement are among the most serious and costly hazards for aging services organizations.

In today's market more attorneys are looking beyond traditional legal counsel assignments and taking on rolls as mediators and arbitrators. Download our guide to learn more about vital risk control techniques to effectively manage the risks of accepting these appointments

Almost one million powered industrial trucks are operated in America by an estimated 1.5 million operators. Download this guide to learn about new operator training requirement regulations for powered industrial trucks.

The COVID-19 pandemic, the worst infectious disease outbreak in a century, has been an especially traumatic event for aging services organizations. The crisis seems to be receding, but its psychological effects linger.

This edition of Vantage Point^® addresses several central questions to help the reader understand why medical and clinical errors persist.

Clinical burnout is a work-related syndrome experienced by an increasing number of physicians nurses physician assistants and nurse practitioners.

A summary of common fall-related allegations and preventive measures. An effective fall- and fracture-reduction program can help curb the rise in claim severity.

Emergency preparedness planning should be a core component of every healthcare setting's risk management program.

The Aging Services Claim Report includes data analysis, key findings and claim scenarios to help raise awareness of potential risk factors, as well as practical risk management considerations to help mitigate sources of potential liability.

Physician risk management programs today require a comprehensive and strategic approach known as enterprise risk management (ERM).

This resource discusses the ERM model which represents a continuous process applied across the medical practice and influenced by staff conduct at every level.

After surveying hundreds of brokers, Insurance Business America names CNA a Five-Star Construction Award winner based on the company’s product and service offerings.

In Construction Executive, CNA’s Gary Clevenger shares why it’s important for leaders to recognize and understand the most pressing exposures and risks found in modular construction.

In Construction Executive, CNA’s Gary Clevenger offers three strategies construction and contracting companies can implement to better improve their risk profile.

CNA today announced the appointment of Song Kim to Senior Vice President, Construction.

In Construction Dive, CNA’s Gary Clevenger says the pandemic has forced construction companies to go virtual with training programs.

In an article in Construction Dive, CNA's Tom Nappo, VP of Property and Marine Risk Control discusses the process of assessing a jobsite after a natural disaster occurs.

CNA Financial Corporation today announced that it expects to report net catastrophe losses in the second quarter of 2020.

Key risk and confidence findings from the first global CNA Hardy Risk and Confidence Survey

We understand the inherent risks and varying challenges contractors face today. That’s why our insurance for construction is custom built for unique exposures and needs.

CNA provides deep expertise and leading coverage solutions for architects, engineers and construction design professionals with our MGU, Victor.