Courtney DuChene is a writer, journalist, and poet. She is currently an MFA candidate at the University of Michigan's writing program. Courtney's work focuses on a wide range of topics, including risk management, insurance, community development, criminal justice, and business.
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Courtney DuChene's articles primarily focus on business and government-related topics, with a particular emphasis on risk management, workers' compensation, leadership, and community development. Her coverage attributes indicate a reliance on data-driven insights and government announcements.
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Earlier this year, Katie Unger Baillie, director of the environmental innovations initiative at the University of Pennsylvania, worked with her family to paint a series of bat boxes for the university.
Brandon Olson, the election board coordinator for Douglas County, Nebraska, never has to worry about finding enough workers to manage the polls on Election Day.
By: Courtney Duchene
Over the past several years, companies and their insurers have grown increasingly concerned about the costs of out-sized settlements and jury verdicts.
By: Lauren McCutcheon, Courtney Duchene, Malcolm Burnley
Look at you, Philly! You got through the year — and it wasn't all bad. In fact, some of it was downright … spectacular. Let's review.
When former basketball pro Andrea Constand was preparing to give her testimony in Bill Cosby's first criminal trial in 2017, she desperately wanted to win.
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By: Courtney Duchene
More than 500 industry professionals shared the challenges their organizations face in this recent Risk & Insurance® survey.
By: Courtney Duchene, Sabina Louise Pierce
Dianna Coleman is the neighbor everyone wants. Every Thanksgiving, she works with Mount Calvary Family Worship Center to donate meals to local families in need.
Last month, as City Council was about to vote on the now-scuttled plans to build a new 76ers arena in Market East — the team officially announced
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