Expert Opinion

An insured can be held liable for failing to perform their duties with the generally expected degree of competence.

Under-insurance may well be a national epidemic.

To craft the right cyber coverage, take time getting to know the nuanced operations of your client.

When assigning liability, two legal theories come into play: Efficient proximate cause and concurrent causation.

SPONSORED BY QBE: As content grows increasingly enmeshed with digital strategies, managing risk exposure is even more important. Victor Cruz sat down with Chris Cooper, VP Media Liability, QBE North America, to discuss the ever-changing landscape of technology.

Some commercial general liability policies exclude coverage for aircraft, which includes drones.