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Multiple types of insurance may cover liabilities arising from climate change cases, but the focus of coverage battles to date is on current and historic general liability policies.
According to the NOAA, as of September, 23 billion-dollar-plus climate disasters have struck the United States in 2023.
Surplus lines carriers innovate rating processes to capitalize on the potential influx of business from the admitted market.
Wholesale insurers are empowered by the ability to respond to catastrophes with appropriate risk-based pricing.
Workers in the auto, construction and cleaning industries may be unknowingly exposed to forever chemicals.
Verisk reports that severe thunderstorms have accounted for more than 70% of insured losses in 2023 so far.
As natural forces and market conditions continue to evolve, the need for E&S will only grow.
The E&S marketplace continues to present fantastic growth opportunities, but the winds of change are blowing.
Environmental Impairment Liability (EIL) coverage is becoming integral to a risk manager's insurance strategy.
The tropical storm was the first to reach Southern California in more than 80 years.