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Are Absolute Cyber Exclusions Coming to the Market to Address “Silent Cyber” Concerns? Some Insurers are Speaking Up
By Molly Corbett and Mindy Pollack May 20, 2020 English
Alarms over “silent cyber” have been loud and frequent in the past year or two, so it is no surprise to finally see a few new filings of broad cyber exclusions. At this point, the flow is still a trickle and will likely remain so while attention is diverted...
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To Grade Construction Defect Exposure, Know State Coverage Law
By Paul Kelejian Apr 30, 2020 English
Prior to the coronavirus outbreak, the U.S. economy was performing well and the nation was at full employment. Macroeconomic conditions such as that lead simultaneously to a spike in demand for new construction and a labor shortage. History tells us this...
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If Miles Driven Are Down, Why Are U.S. Auto Crash Rates Up?
By Tim Fletcher Apr 22, 2020 English
With most of America’s personal autos parked as owners “shelter in place” and limit social contact because of the coronavirus pandemic, many insurance companies have returned billions in partial premiums for policy periods that will end on May 31. On...
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Series: Insurance IssuesNew Florida Assignment of Benefits Law – What Should Insurers Know?
Issue: Apr 14, 2020 Property English
Discussion with Carlton Fields about Florida’s AOB reform law – and the key section of the law affecting insurers.
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