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Hospitality Insurance: Short-Term Rentals
Short-term and vacation rentals can create unique coverage considerations. In this clip from our recent Hospitality Insurance webinar, Nick Caletri, Senior Underwriter, Commercial Insurance, Burns & Wilcox, New Orleans, LA, explains how factors such as occupancy, ownership structure, and carrier guidelines can influence whether a risk is placed in the personal or commercial market. https://vimeo.com/1219665578/26c42ac678?share=copy&fl=sv&fe=ci
Hospitality Insurance: Emerging Risks
New hospitality trends are bringing new liability concerns. In this short clip from our recent Hospitality Insurance webinar, Ashley Poe, Associate Managing Director, Underwriter, Commercial Insurance, Burns & Wilcox, Charlotte, NC, explores how CBD and THC beverages, virtual reality attractions, and other emerging exposures are reshaping risks in the hospitality industry and creating important coverage conversations for brokers and agents. https://vimeo.com/1219667793/9b5e39e769?share=copy&fl=sv&fe=ci
Hospitality Insurance Opportunities: Hotels
Opportunities are emerging in the hotel sector. In this clip from our recent Hospitality Insurance webinar, Nicholas Enriquez, Associate Managing Director, Burns & Wilcox Brokerage, Scottsdale, AZ, discusses renewed carrier appetite for hotel risks, key underwriting considerations, and what brokers and agents should watch as market conditions evolve. https://vimeo.com/1219665964/c0bd9c711f?share=copy&fl=sv&fe=ci
Personal Insurance Updates | 2026 Q3
Competitive conditions, expanded carrier appetite, and stabilizing pricing are creating new opportunities in the Personal Insurance market. Explore the trends shaping underwriting, risk mitigation, Flood Insurance, and coverage decisions in Q3 2026.
P&C Report: 2026 Q3 Outlook
Key Takeaways Rate trends are diverging across the Property & Casualty (P&C) marketplace, with rapidly decelerating Property pricing and continued moderation in most Liability lines. Property market conditions continue to improve, supported by recent mild catastrophe activity and favorable outcomes from the July 1 reinsurance renewals, although pricing and capacity remain highly sensitive to regional weather patterns and future catastrophic events. …
Family Faces Lawsuit After Senior Skip-Day Pool Party
Inside This Article: A recent lawsuit alleges a teen suffered serious injuries after jumping into a pool during a senior skip-day party at a home in Arizona. The lawsuit claims the homeowners were aware of the party, which allegedly included underage drinking and had more than 100 attendees. Homeowners Insurance can help respond to third-party bodily injury lawsuits, including legal…
Personal Insurance: Technical Rate Floors
Continued rate softening and the return of admitted market capacity is reshaping the Personal Insurance market. In our recent P&C Market Outlook webinar, Ryan Connolly, Regional Practice Group Leader, Personal Insurance, Burns & Wilcox, Nashville, Tennessee, discussed why carriers are approaching technical rate floors and what that could mean for market conditions in the months ahead. Watch a highlight from…
Webinar: P&C Market Outlook – Q3 2026
Softening Property rates, catastrophe exposures, and evolving underwriting priorities are creating new challenges and opportunities across the insurance marketplace. Watch the Q3 2026 P&C Market Outlook recording for expert insights on: Property market conditions and weather-driven trends Casualty market competition and changing carrier appetite Professional Liability developments, including Cyber, D&O, EPLI, and AI-related exposures Strategies for building stronger submissions and…
Residential Property Exposure Scenarios
Scenario 1: A coastal community is hit by a hurricane, leaving many homes and businesses with extensive wind damage and flooding. RELATED STATS: Hurricane impacts can range from minor wind damage on a roof to a total loss, especially in cases of catastrophic flooding. U.S. homeowners collectively spend approximately $20 billion per year repairing their homes after storms. SOLUTION: Homeowners…
Peak Claims Season Is Here: Summer Risks to Watch
Inside This Article: Weather-related losses continue to drive summer Homeowners Insurance claims as severe storms become more frequent and costly. Many homeowners remain vulnerable to flood losses because standard Homeowners Insurance policies typically exclude flooding. Liability exposures from pools, trampolines, and other summer activities can create significant financial risks for homeowners. Regular policy reviews can help homeowners identify coverage gaps and ensure protection keeps pace…
Know Your Policy: Understanding Homeowners Replacement Cost
Why It Matters: Many homeowners know their home\'s market value but may not understand what it would cost to rebuild it. Knowing replacement cost estimates can help determine the amount of insurance needed to repair or rebuild a home after a covered loss. Rising construction costs, evolving building codes, and home improvements can all increase rebuilding expenses. Additionally, increased demand following a catastrophic event—such as a hurricane, flood, or wildfire—may drive costs even higher. These factors can create potential…
Know Your Policy: Personal Umbrella Insurance
Why It Matters: Serious liability claims can arise from everyday situations involving properties, vehicles, recreational activities, pets, and other personal exposures. Rising costs and social inflation are contributing to larger and more severe outcomes. Individuals with significant assets, youthful drivers in the household, watercraft, swimming pools, trampolines, short-term rental properties, or higher public visibility may face increased liability risks. Reviewing liability limits…
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