19 December 2014Insurance

Workers’ compensation market vulnerable without Tria

The workers’ compensation in the US is particularly vulnerable to the Terrorism Risk Insurance Act (Tria) expiring at the end of the year while terrorism coverage could become unavailable in major cities and construction businesses may be unable to obtain financing.

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