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Video: Midwest Construction Insurance Market
While standard markets write many Artisan and General Contractors in the Midwest, certain risks are increasingly moving into the E&S space. In this short video clip from our recent Construction Insurance webinar, Grant Burger, Underwriter, Commercial Insurance, Burns & Wilcox, Kansas City, KS, explains how claims activity, high-risk operations, and multi-state work are driving these shifts. https://vimeo.com/1095703262/e350af4646?ts=0&share=copy

Video: E&S Insights – Pools, Pollution, and Contractors’ Liability
Contractors, especially those working with pools or other high-exposure operations, often need standalone Environmental Insurance coverage. In this short video clip from our recent Construction Insurance webinar, Amber Carver, Vice President, Associate Managing Director, Underwriter, Burns & Wilcox, Salt Lake City, UT, explains why brokers and agents should take a closer look at Pollution Liability, proper risk transfer, and contract…

Video: Owner’s Interest Policies
Contractors awarded major projects need more than General Liability Insurance. In this short video clip from our recent Construction Insurance webinar, David Gross, Managing Director, Broker, Casualty, Burns & Wilcox, Brokerage Division, North Dallas, TX, explains the key differences between Owners and Contractors Protective (OCP) Liability coverage and Owners Interest policies—and how Burns & Wilcox can help build a more…

Webinar: Construction Insurance Outlook – E&S Strategies for a Growing Market
The construction industry continues to thrive in 2025, despite elevated interest rates, evolving tariff policies, and broader market uncertainties. From custom homebuilders to multifamily developers and specialized contractors, demand is strong—and so is the need for tailored insurance solutions. During this webinar, our experts explored key E&S strategies and coverage considerations, focusing on: Owner’s Interest Policies Swimming Pool Contractors Artisan…

Fan Fall at Ballpark Raises Liability Questions Tied to Alcohol Use
Inside This Article: A 20-year-old fan fell from the stands at PNC Park in Pittsburgh during a Pirates-Cubs game on April 30, suffering critical injuries. The man’s 21-year-old friend was charged with providing alcohol to a minor after allegedly buying him beer at the stadium. Stadiums that face claims or lawsuits over guest injuries typically have coverage under their…

$10M Suit Filed by Moderna Over Mold, Water Damage at Manufacturing Facility
Inside This Article: Moderna is suing a construction firm for $10 million because of alleged defective work resulting in extensive water leaks, mold and structural damage. The lawsuit claims construction firm The Gutierrez Co. failed in the “design and construction” of the building’s core and shell, causing multiple issues. Non-weather-related water damage is a common issue for commercial properties,…

P&C Report: 2025 Q2 Outlook
Key Takeaways: Rates are beginning to stabilize or even decline in some non-CAT areas. Market capacity remains healthy, particularly in non-admitted spaces, although often through layered placements, which are becoming more common. Carriers are increasing reliance on exclusions and higher deductibles to manage risk. Wildfire and convective storm risks are driving significant change in both Personal and Commercial Insurance.…

2 Cranes Fall from Building, Raising Insurance Concerns
Inside This Article: Two “spyder” cranes came crashing down onto a scaffolding outside a 12-story building that was under construction. No injuries were reported related to the incident, which occurred just a day after a partial stop-work order at the site was rescinded. This type of incident could lead to reputational damage as well as costly lawsuits, which can…

Video: Commercial Insurance Q2 Outlook
Watch below as Connor Farquharson, Manager, Commercial Insurance, Burns & Wilcox, Dallas/Fort Worth, TX, breaks down today’s evolving Commercial Insurance landscape—where some markets are softening while others, like Transportation and Liquor Liability, continue to harden nationwide. https://vimeo.com/1073993370/1b7518d264?ts=0&share=copy For more insights, watch the full P&C Market Outlook Q2 2025 webinar recording.

100,000-Liter Fuel Leak Forces Restaurant Closures, Costly Cleanup
Inside This Article: Recently released government emails show the massive scale of a December leak from a gas station’s underground storage tank, with an estimated 100,000 liters of diesel fuel released into the environment. Groundwater contamination impacted surrounding properties including a Tim Hortons cafe, where customers said they could smell fuel in the bathrooms and even taste it in…

Hospitality Insurance Market Overview: Key Trends & Regional Insights
Key Takeaways: The U.S. Hospitality Insurance market remains hard, with Liquor Liability coverage tightening across most states. Social media marketing can significantly impact a business\'s insurability. Liquor sales exceeding 50% of revenue make coverage harder to obtain, reinforcing the need for diversified income streams. Liquor Liability insurance is not a one-size-fits-all policy and must be customized to each business\'s…

“Heartbreaking” Construction Site Theft Hobbles Small Business in Detroit
INSIDE THIS ARTICLE: A $125,000 Bobcat skid steer was stolen from a plumbing and general construction business in Detroit leaving a “heartbreaking” loss for the small business. Construction thefts are on the rise and may be more likely to occur when equipment is left unattended at jobsites overnight. Insurance policies that can help construction companies recover from theft include…
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