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Insurers and litigators are scrambling to wrap their heads around the implications of 3D printing technology.

The New York Court of Appeals stresses the importance of the insurers duty to defend its insureds, noting that when an insurer breaches that duty, it may not rely on exclusions in the policy to avoid coverage obligations

Natural disasters do not automatically preclude subrogation. Consider these factors when wading through wind- and water-related damages.

Natural disasters do not automatically preclude subrogation. Consider these factors when wading through wind- and water-related damages.

Man has always yearned to fly, but at what expense? Risk-managing air and space involves hardware, government, and private enterprises.

Examining the risks of pipeline spills and their origins, technology, and regulations to mitigate potential fallout and recovery from failure.

How insurance professionals can make informed decisions when investigating flood claims.

Peter G. Rossi discusses a $3.4 million verdict and the underlying principles that helped secure victory.