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From insight to action: AI's rising impact on commercial insurance
AI is increasingly powering how risk is evaluated, priced, and managed, which will create new opportunities and challenges for insurers, brokers, and buyers. Success will depend on pairing these new technologies with human experience and expertise to …
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AI in HR: Three use cases and key considerations
Artificial intelligence is transforming nearly every corner of business, including human resources. From sharper data insights to streamlined operations and more intuitive employee experiences, AI has huge potential to help HR teams deliver value and …
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Announcing our spring series of webcasts on ERISA compliance
As we ring in 2026, one thing to be sure of is that the new year will be another eventful one in the realm of health and welfare compliance. The Compliance Consulting team at Lockton can’t predict what regulatory changes might arise this year from th …
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High-cost claimant 2025 report: Where health claims are accelerating for employer plans
Employer health plans are facing a new level of cost intensity and unpredictability as care becomes more complex and high-severity claims rise. As healthcare costs continue to increase, the challenge for self-funded employers is no longer just that a …
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Upcoming key compliance deadlines and reminders for first quarter 2026
As the new year approaches, employers can expect to face a busy start to 2026 filled with important compliance deadlines and regulatory requirements. Staying informed and prepared helps to ensure timely filings, proper disclosures, and smooth benefi …
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Fourth quarter state law overview: compliance trends, risks and what’s next for 2026
Compliance and legal activity slowed this quarter compared to earlier in the year, due largely to the federal government shutdown from Oct. 1 through Nov. 12, as operations were curtailed across many agencies. Still, we saw meaningful movement in key …
