Market Insights

One morning in July 2003, fire engulfed the 131,000-square-foot manufacturing facility of Accuride, a maker of steel and aluminum wheels. Luckily, the plant in Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio, was only two

Commercial property adjuster John Rankin got the call at 8:15 Monday morning. During the night, a pipe in a commercial building's fire suppression system had burst, flooding the premises and damaging

The hurricanes of the past two years have created some serious challenges for owners of fine artworks and those who insure them.

The stereotypical insurance fraud finder, hiding in the bushes with camcorder in hand, has not yet been replaced, but his job is becoming more sophisticated.

After almost every major disaster, the government and media proclaimed that these were the "worst disasters America has ever suffered."

Here we are, approaching yet another hurricane season even though it feels like the last one just left us. The news media is already talking about the type of season we can expect and what we should

As we climb out of the settling dust from the 2005 hurricane season and look forward, what can we expect from the Surplus Lines market in 2006? It may still be too early to accurately say where we

In our specialized yet pluralistic world, where the interests and needs of people from many walks of life overlap in surprising ways, the number and range of activities of nonprofit organizations