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$10M Suit Filed by Moderna Over Mold, Water Damage at Manufacturing Facility
Inside This Article: Moderna is suing a construction firm for $10 million because of alleged defective work resulting in extensive water leaks, mold and structural damage. The lawsuit claims construction firm The Gutierrez Co. failed in the “design and construction” of the building’s core and shell, causing multiple issues. Non-weather-related water damage is a common issue for commercial properties,
2025 Wildfire Season Outlook: Mitigation Key as Risk Spreads
Inside this article: Wildfire season is year-round for many western U.S. states and Canadian provinces, and 2025 is predicted to be a higher-than-average wildfire season. The devastating southern California wildfires in January caused more than $30 billion in insured losses and forced some carriers to exit the market. The California homeowners’ insurance market has recorded a $10 billion underwriting
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Inside This Article: A fire erupted in the kitchen of a Cheesecake Factory in Seattle, Washington, on April 19, quickly spreading to the building’s ventilation system. More than 100 firefighters responded to the fire, which investigators said was caused by a fryer. Structure fires are a serious risk for restaurants, causing an average of $165 million in damages per…
Inside This Article: A mysterious object crashed through the roof of an auto shop in New Jersey on April 9, causing substantial damage. The incident was captured on surveillance cameras and described by witnesses as a “giant fireball” followed by a loud boom, fueling concerns about the dangers of falling objects after previous drone sightings around the state. A…
Inside This Article: Researchers are anticipating above-average Atlantic hurricane activity in 2025. Hurricanes have caused more than $1.5 trillion in total damages since 1980, with an average cost of $23 billion per event. Property owners may overlook aspects of their Homeowners Insurance and Commercial Property Insurance that determine how hurricane damage would be covered, leaving them at risk for…
Inside This Article: An 82-year-old woman in Georgia was awarded over $4.2 million in relation to a 2020 incident in which she was attacked by her neighbor’s dog. Settlements for dog bites and other Personal Liability claims are on the rise as medical and legal costs continue to climb. The cost of dog bite-related injury claims increased 18.3% in…
Inside This Article: Many communities throughout the central United States were submerged after historic rainfall led to life-threatening flash floods. The Ohio River reached its highest crest since 1997, flooding storefronts in downtown Louisville, Kentucky. Many homeowners do not have insurance coverage for flood damage because it is excluded under standard Homeowners Insurance policies. Private Flood Insurance policies can…
Key Takeaways: Rates are beginning to stabilize or even decline in some non-CAT areas. Market capacity remains healthy, particularly in non-admitted spaces, although often through layered placements, which are becoming more common. Carriers are increasing reliance on exclusions and higher deductibles to manage risk. Wildfire and convective storm risks are driving significant change in both Personal and Commercial Insurance.…
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As AI tools become more common in clinical settings, underwriting expectations are evolving. In this short clip from our Healthcare Liability webinar, special guest Deb Goldberg, Head of Allied Healthcare, AXIS Capital, highlights what brokers and agents should look for when clients use AI for clinical decision-making or documentation. https://vimeo.com/1090532165/f42faf8ca9?share=copy
The Habitational Insurance market is finally stabilizing after a volatile period, offering relief to brokers and property owners alike. With reinsurance rates remaining steady and increased market competition driving down premiums, the landscape is shifting to more favorable coverage and pricing options. However, challenges persist, particularly for older properties and those in high-risk areas. In this expert Q&A, Teresa Cowper,…
From classrooms to clinics, AI is transforming healthcare. In this short clip from our recent Healthcare Liability webinar, Caileb Newby, Broker, Professional Liability, Burns & Wilcox Brokerage, San Francisco, CA, shares how the technology is enhancing both medical training and clinical decision-making. https://vimeo.com/1087198820/5b13535910?share=copy
The medspa industry is booming—but so are the risks. In this clip from our Healthcare Liability webinar, Chris Valenzuela, Broker, Professional Liability, Burns & Wilcox, Los Angeles, CA, breaks down emerging concerns around injectables, patient expectations, and why informed consent is more critical than ever. https://vimeo.com/1086525183/306f9b93a2?share=copy
From evolving treatments to increased litigation and data privacy concerns, the risks facing healthcare professionals are more complex than ever. Watch the below webinar as our guest experts discuss key trends, challenges, and opportunities in the Healthcare Liability Insurance market. Featured Experts: Caileb Newby, Broker, Professional Liability, Burns & Wilcox Brokerage, San Francisco, CA Chris Valenzuela, Broker, Professional Liability, Burns…
The E&S market surged to $81 billion in 2024 as demand grows amid ongoing CAT events, inflation concerns, and evolving underwriting strategies. From rate shifts and capacity trends to London market insights and tech-driven risk solutions, explore what is shaping Property & Casualty in Q2 2025 below.
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