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Taco Bell Lawsuits Mount After Cyclospora Outbreak
Inside This Article: A nationwide cyclosporiasis outbreak reportedly involving Taylor Farms lettuce served at Taco Bell has prompted multiple lawsuits.  The outbreak has surpassed 22,000 confirmed or suspected cases across 47 states. Products Liability Insurance can help protect businesses against covered claims alleging bodily injury caused by contaminated food. Companies that produce or sell food are also encouraged to purchase Product Recall Insurance and review documentation protocols and
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
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As the Commercial Insurance market continues to evolve, maintaining accurate property valuations has never been more important. In our recent P&C Market Outlook webinar, William Briscoe, Vice President, Alabama & Mississippi, Managing Director, Burns & Wilcox, Birmingham, Alabama, discussed why underwriting discipline and valuation integrity continue to drive the best outcomes in today\'s market. Watch a highlight from the discussion…
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…
Key Takeaways: Seemingly minor changes in policy language can significantly alter how coverage responds for Construction risks, particularly when embedded within broader endorsements. Common exclusions and limitations—including Action Over, subsidence, and hot work provisions—can create gaps that may not be immediately apparent during placement. Aligning policy language with contractor operations and contractual obligations is essential to helping reduce unexpected coverage gaps and claim disputes. [button link=\"https://issuu.com/docs/f0637d3760be370e8b4a3620bbbbd7a0?fr=sN2E2MjkyMjc3ODc\"…
Scenario 1:Â 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…
A Hot Work exclusion does not just affect coverage—it can signal important risk management requirements. In the clip below, Brittani Marrott, Manager, Commercial Insurance, Burns & Wilcox, Salt Lake City, Utah, explains how these exclusions encourage contractors to implement risk controls that can help prevent costly fire losses. https://vimeo.com/1202182375/0f725104f6?share=copy&fl=sv&fe=ci
A subsidence claim does not always require contractor negligence to become a coverage issue. In this clip from our recent Construction Insurance webinar, Alex Fifelski, Broker, Burns & Wilcox, Brokerage Division, Atlanta, Georgia, explains how subsidence exclusions can leave contractors exposed when earth movement contributes to a loss. https://vimeo.com/1202183081/3ca2a457b1?share=copy&fl=sv&fe=ci
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