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The property insurance market is at an inflection point, from which the sector's future leaders will emerge.

The policies didn't define 'trade dress infringement' or 'trademark infringement,' but did distinguish the terms with their plain language.

Forty percent of respondents who recently cancelled a policy did so because they no longer found it affordable.

The Wash. Supreme Court decided that the policy's "machinery breakdown" exclusion precluded damages for a delay caused by a broken-down tunnel borer.

To avoid falling into the trap of eviction, follow these basics.

Amwins Executive Vice President Terrance Meade shares his perspective on insurance-industry growth opportunities.

U.S. surplus line segment has sustained double-digit premium growth over the past four years, AM Best reports.

To build or not to build: In today's construction climate, insurers must adopt an actuarial perspective on the potential risks.