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$16M Verdict Follows Mechanical Bull Injury at Bar
Inside This Article: A couple was recently awarded $16 million after suing a Kansas City bar where the man allegedly fell from a mechanical bull. Before the trial, the couple sought $8 million to settle the case, while the defendants offered $2.2 million, according to Missouri Lawyers Media. Commercial General Liability (CGL) Insurance can cover customer injury claims; however,
Med Spa Hit With $25,000 Penalty Over Unauthorized Drugs
Inside This Article: An Ohio med spa was fined $25,000 after investigators found unauthorized prescription drug orders and other violations. A patient lost consciousness after using a drug provided by one of the med spa’s owners, according to the state investigation. Medical Malpractice Insurance and Commercial General Liability (CGL) Insurance can address different aspects of med spa risks. As
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The wildfires in Southern California have deeply affected countless individuals, underscoring the devastating consequences of severe weather conditions. Our thoughts are with those impacted and the first responders working tirelessly to safeguard lives and communities. In our regularly scheduled Eye on 2025: Property and Casualty (P&C) webinar, our expert panel expressed their support for those affected by the wildfires and…
A Florida homeowner is blaming their homeowners association (HOA) for hurricane damage, claiming that a dry retention pond located behind the home worsened flooding during the storm, creating a “lake” in the homeowner’s backyard. The owner claims the pond was overgrown and poorly maintained and inquired about whether the HOA could be held liable for the storm damage, The Cool…
As experts tally losses from the record-breaking 2024 Atlantic hurricane season, which brought a total of 18 named storms and the earliest Category 5 hurricane to date, some estimates suggest that its total damages and economic losses could reach $500 billion. The unprecedented season included five hurricanes that made U.S. landfall, with estimated losses between $25.5 billion and $68.5 billion,…
A glow-in-the-dark sweatshirt sold on Temu was recently recalled after the report of a child suffering serious burn injuries from the garment. The item, sold on the discount online marketplace on behalf of Sunshine Towels, carries a risk of \"serious burn injuries if exposed to heat or a flame source,\" according to the recall notice, issued by Product Safety Australia,…
The volatility of storm losses year after year has resulted in many homeowners struggling to find coverage for their property risks—particularly CAT risks. Today’s standard Homeowners’ Insurance policy does not cover every potential peril, which can leave personal property exposed to risks like wildfires, earthquakes, and floods. The Excess and Surplus (E&S) market, with its flexibility and tailored solutions, remains…
The Residential Property market has experienced severe volatility over the past several years, including pronounced rate increases and capacity limitations in California and other western states impacted by wildfires. As weather-related catastrophic (CAT) events and wildfires have become more frequent, many insurance carriers have adjusted their risk appetite. An increase in claims activity has forced carriers to limit capacity, resulting…
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