The Professional Liability Insurance market remains stable, with some soft spots and abundant capacity. See below to learn how the rise in Cyber risks, growth in Architects & Engineers, and increasing claims in Healthcare are shaping 2025.
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We provide Cyber Liability Coverage and consultative resources to help ensure your clients are in compliance with evolving cyber regulations that carry hefty penalty fees.
Our experts can quickly package Architects and Engineers E&O Coverage, which provides clients with financial restitution when held liable for errors, omissions, professional negligence, remediation or other design-related risks.
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An assisted living facility in Shrewsbury, Massachusetts, is facing a lawsuit from the estate of a resident over concerns about the quality of care she received before her tragic passing. The wrongful death lawsuit, filed on January 3, alleges that the woman fell in her bedroom at The Residence at Orchard Grove and was left on the floor for at…
KEY TAKEAWAYS: The January wildfires in southern California affected areas not typically prone to such risks, making the situation particularly alarming for insurers and residents alike. Despite challenges, the Excess & Surplus (E&S) market is expected to continue growing, although at a slower pace when compared to recent years. As we move into 2025, small businesses may see modest…
Amid a soft but stable market, Andy Wood, Vice President, National Professional Liability Practice Leader, Burns & Wilcox, Chicago, IL, shares insights from the Eye on 2025 P&C Webinar on balancing growth, underwriting discipline, and why price isn’t the only factor in Professional Liability insurance. https://vimeo.com/1047143462/e6da62e385?share=copy For additional E&S intel, watch the full webinar recording here.
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…
The insurance market faces a dynamic future, with a steady shift toward non-admitted markets, unpredictable CAT events and Liability concerns poised to reshape the landscape. Click below for quick insights into Personal, Commercial and Professional Insurance.
The Indianapolis Public Transportation Corporation recently filed a lawsuit against Dallas-based architectural firm AECOM over construction plans that it claims were \"inadequate, inaccurate and defective.\" According to Fox59 News, the lawsuit alleges the architect responsible for the Julia M. Carson Transit Center in downtown Indianapolis did not properly account for the project’s archaeological work, only setting aside five days for…
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