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Key Takeaways: The Cyber Insurance market remains highly competitive, with stable pricing and abundant capacity, though underwriting scrutiny is increasing for certain industries and higher-risk accounts. AI is making cyberattacks more scalable and difficult to detect while creating new liability and coverage considerations across multiple lines of business. Privacy litigation is increasing as AI makes it easier to identify…

Inside This Article: The city of Troy, New York, recently approved a $2.75 million settlement for a former physician who was struck by a city-operated dump truck. The city will reportedly pay $1 million of the settlement, and its insurer will cover the remaining $1.75 million, according to reports. Accident-related liability claims can be covered by Transportation Insurance policies…

Inside This Article: A California landlord faces lawsuits from the city of Oakland and seven tenants after both elevators at a six-story apartment building were out of service for 52 consecutive days. The lawsuits also allege pest issues and other safety hazards that affected elderly and disabled residents. Lawsuit-related expenses could be covered by Commercial General Liability (CGL) Insurance, Excess Liability…

Key Takeaways: Liquor Liability remains one of the most challenging coverages in the Hospitality market, driven by reduced carrier capacity, tightening limits, and ongoing rate pressure. Jurisdictional differences continue to drive underwriting outcomes, particularly for Liquor Liability risks in areas with strict dram shop laws, such as South Carolina, Alabama, Louisiana, and Washington, D.C. Emerging exposures, including human trafficking, THC/CBD beverages,…

Inside This Article: Claude AI models recently gained unauthorized access to three outside organizations’ systems during cybersecurity evaluations, according to Anthropic. Anthropic uncovered the incidents during a review of 141,006 evaluation runs and said two affected organizations had not detected the breach before being notified. Cyber & Privacy Liability Insurance and Technology Errors & Omissions (E&O) Insurance may respond to losses involving…

Scenario 1: An office building had a clogged drain, and a staff member used chemicals to unclog the drain, sending noxious fumes through the HVAC system. RELATED STATS: Companies within the building may need to close for the day, losing out on a day’s worth of business. There may also be costs associated with hiring professionals to unclog the drain…

Inside This Article: A recent crane collapse at a Fort Lauderdale YMCA construction site sent equipment partially into the road just feet from a passing driver. Improperly secured loads, inadequate crane stabilization, loads near or above capacity, and wind are among the most common conditions that contribute to crane incidents. Damage to the project or surrounding property can lead to costly…

Scenario 1: Multiple residents of an apartment complex are injured when a balcony collapses. RELATED STAT: Lawsuits against the property owner over bodily injuries could result in significant payouts and legal defense costs. SOLUTION: Commercial General Liability (CGL) Insurance and Excess Liability Insurance can cover medical payments, legal defense and other expenses, while Commercial Property Insurance can help cover the…

Inside This Article: Demand for senior care is rising as the number of older Americans grows. Recent data shows that senior care claims are becoming more costly and taking longer to resolve. Professional Liability Insurance and Commercial General Liability (CGL) Insurance can respond to claims involving resident injuries and other incidents. Proactive risk management and working with a specialized insurance broker can help facilities navigate tightening underwriting…

Abundant capacity, decelerating Property rates, and increasing competition are defining the P&C market in Q3 2026. Explore the trends shaping underwriting, coverage, and pricing.

Commercial Insurance market conditions are becoming increasingly competitive, creating new opportunities across many lines of business. Click through for highlights on Property and Casualty trends, specialty solutions, capacity deployment, and coverage strategies shaping the second half of 2026.

Professional Liability market conditions remain competitive, with strong capacity and rates generally stable to soft across many lines. Click through for insights on AI-related liability exposures, evolving Cyber risks, social engineering threats, and other trends shaping the Professional Liability market.