Montana has been one of the most active states in trying to understand and address the high cost of air ambulance services.

Company culture can be one of the biggest roadblocks in keeping workers who drive off their cellphones, according to experts.

Frank Russo, senior vice president of risk and legal affairs and privacy officer for Irvine, California-based elder care firm Silverado, is always on the lookout for creative ways to mitigate risk.

Concern about the prices charged by air ambulances is gaining increasing attention in the workers compensation sector.

Risk management expert Dave Barry pulled his car over at a gas station on the outskirts of St. Louis recently to practice what he preaches: talking about the dangerous practice of distracted driving on his cellphone.

Employers can save money on their workers compensation costs by weeding out dishonest employees or those likely to malinger during their recovery periods before even hiring them.