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Riots and Civil Commotion - Disquieting Times Ahead
By Tim Fletcher Jul 23, 2020 English
There existed an eerie and historical sense of déjà vu as riots broke out in Minneapolis, Atlanta, New York, Los Angeles and other cities around the country in late May and early June. Images of burning buildings, looting and vandalism brought to mind...
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When Catastrophes and COVID-19 Collide - Adjusting Your Insurance Claim Adjustment Plans
By Sue Stein Jul 17, 2020 English
After wildfires and earthquakes during the past quarter, insurers faced the challenge of adjusting property claims in COVID-19 conditions. While these events were significant, how will insurers respond when a major hurricane, tornado or megafire arrives? In...
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Series: Property MattersWhen History Goes Up in Smoke – The Burning Issues Around Historic Building Insurance
Issue: Jun 18, 2020 Property English
Fires that destroy buildings and sites of historic significance happen all too often. We explore the problems, potential prevention measures, and key aspects underwriters must consider when insuring them.
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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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