Patricia L. Harman is the editor-in-chief of Digital Insurance, covering the intersection between technology and insurance for the industry. She chairs Digital Insurance's annual Women in Insurance Leadership forum and hosts Digital Insurance's DigIn Podcast. Previously, she served as editor-in-chief of the PC360 group, chaired the Complex Claims & Litigation Forum and hosted the Insurance Speak podcast. Patti covers auto, property & casualty, workers' compensation, fraud, emerging risks, and is a frequent speaker at insurance industry events. She has more than 25 years of experience covering the property restoration and insurance industries, is a member of the National Press Club, and has been honored with over three dozen journalism awards.
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A new study asked insurance providers their thoughts on claims, risk, AI, climate change and more.
February 5 -
Joan Woodward of the Travelers Institute discusses the shifting dynamics of the modern workplace and the importance of focusing on mental well-being.
February 5 -
A new research report from Digital Insurance highlights some of the risks and opportunities for the insurance industry in 2025.
January 22 -
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Mark Debus, clinical manager of behavioral health at Sedgwick explains some of the reactions people are likely to experience as they process the impact of the LA wildfires.
January 19 -
Mark Debus, clinical manager of behavioral health at Sedgwick shares how disasters like the California wildfires affect the mental health of first responders, residents and others involved in the massive loss.
January 17 -
Among the top risks cited by executives were cyber incidents, business interruption and the impacts from natural catastrophes.
January 15 -
When residents can finally return to see what's left of their homes, filing a claim and understanding the process could be challenging for many.
January 14 -
Carol Laufer, North American Head of Liability at Allianz Commercial focuses on three major risks that have affected the insurance industry and three to watch in 2025.
December 18 -
Dr. Lou Gritzo, Chief Science Officer at FM, explains why there are more frequent and severe storms, flooding, wildfires and other weather-related events.
December 4
