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140-MPH Tornado Strikes Before Warning, Exposing Costly Coverage Gaps
Inside This Article: An EF3 tornado with estimated 140-mile-per-hour winds reached Wisconsin communities before a tornado warning could be issued and caused extensive damage to buildings and utilities, news outlets reported. Severe storms accounted for eight of the 12 billion-dollar weather and climate disasters recorded in the U.S. during the first half of 2026, according to Climate Central. Today’s Homeowners Insurance policies increasingly
Claude AI Models Breach 3 Organizations During Testing
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
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Key Takeaways: Property & Casualty (P&C) market conditions are stabilizing, with increased competition and moderating rates—though CAT-prone regions remain volatile. Excess & Surplus (E&S) carriers remain vital for distressed sectors like Habitational, Hospitality, and Liquor Liability, even as admitted carriers return to select segments. Severe weather is reshaping risk, as seen in recent Texas flooding and California wildfires earlier…
Inside This Article: A homeowner’s metal roof was partially torn off during a recent thunderstorm in Rogersville, Alabama, causing water damage to the home. It was the third severe weather event to hit Rogersville this year, including two earlier tornadoes. Convective storms are becoming more frequent and severe, bringing dangerously high winds to areas not commonly impacted by this…
In our latest webinar, Lana Dennis discussed how increased exposures, especially in the commercial garage, are driving small dealers and repair shops into the E&S space. Watch highlights from the discussion below. https://vimeo.com/1100691885/e055da5eb7
Key Takeaways: Excess Liability Insurance capacity remains a challenge in the construction industry, with carriers reducing limits. Swimming pool contractors are increasingly moving into the Excess & Surplus (E&S) market due to defect claims, pollution exposures, and unique risks like “pool pop-ups” and alkali-silica reaction (ASR), also known as “concrete cancer.” Owners Interest Policies typically offer broader protection than…
Inside This Article: A group of teens threw an unauthorized party at a Palm Beach County Airbnb, causing an estimated $7,000 in damage. The damage included a broken front gate, missing blinds, and a burnt electrical outlet, in addition to lost income from a canceled future booking. Coverage under standard Homeowners Insurance policies may not apply to short-term rentals,…
Inside This Article: Subcontractor defaults are rising as labor shortages, material costs and economic pressures strain smaller firms. Many contractors wrongly assume that Commercial General Liability (CGL) Insurance covers all risks tied to subcontractor performance. Professional Liability Insurance, such as Errors & Omissions (E&O) coverage, addresses gaps left by CGL, in design-build projects. Subcontractor Default Insurance (SDI) can help…
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