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Beyond Physical Damage: Managing Business Interruption After the Southern Storm Outbreak

The recent six-day severe weather outbreak across the South has caused hundreds of millions of dollars in physical damage. However, for many commercial property owners, the most si...

The Hidden Cost of Summer Storms: Why Business Interruption Coverage is Essential in 2026

For commercial property owners, the physical damage caused by a summer storm or hurricane is only half the battle. The true threat to your business's survival is often the loss of...

New York construction scare puts business interruption coverage to the test

Midtown evacuation exposes coverage questions for affected businesses, warns Crawford & Company claims expert

AM Best warns P&C insurers to rethink data center coverage

Traditional property/casualty policies are falling short as AI infrastructure investment strains business interruption capacity

Why Did the Insurer Deny Coverage After the Railroad Mitigated Loss? Understanding Deductibles and Business Interruption

One of the fundamental principles of insurance is that policyholders should take reasonable steps to prevent loss. So, what happens when the policyholder does exactly what it is su...

Cyber losses build quietly and most firms are still measuring the wrong thing

One year after a defining retail cyber incident, business interruption remains poorly quantified and underinsured

Liberty Mutual loses core Covid BI coverage fight in High Court ruling

Judge backs pubs, salons and cafes on "discovery" wording - but hands insurer one win

Before the Next Storm: The Coverage Gaps Carolina Businesses and Community Associations Often Overlook

Why Your Business Will Lose More Than Its Founder If You’re Suddenly Incapacitated

If your business depends entirely on you for access to critical information, one emergency can put everything at risk. Here's how to build a continuity plan before that ever happen...

Why Your Business Could Lose More Than Its Founder If You’re Suddenly Incapacitated

If your business depends entirely on you for access to critical information, one emergency can put everything at risk. Here's how to build a continuity plan before that ever happen...

SBA extends Los Angeles wildfire loan deadlines a third time

Agency cites insurance and permitting delays as State Farm and the FAIR Plan face separate regulatory scrutiny

Smoke From LA Warehouse Fire Affecting Residents, Businesses

Smoke continues to billow from a fire at a massive warehouse in Los Angeles, drawing complaints about air quality from residents and interrupting nearby businesses. A fire at a 491...

IUA report flags cyber coverage gap in W&I insurance

New research warns that cyber cover often lapses after deal close, leaving W&I as the sole recourse for breaches

Lease small print could leave commercial landlords dangerously exposed, report warns

Commercial landlords face policy voids and reduced payouts as underinsurance crisis deepens

The First 72 Hours: What Restaurants Should Do After a Major Storm Hits

Severe weather is becoming a fact of life for restaurant operators in nearly every corner of the country. Severe hail increased by 21 percent between 2022 and 2024, while hurricane...

AM Best: Data Centers Pose Risks Beyond What P/C Industry Has Experienced

Mostly complicated risks are presented with the proliferation of data centers across the U.S. to bolster critical infrastructure for artificial intelligence. A new report from AM B...

Seattle boutique sues State Farm over denied 2020 riot-damage claim

Retailer claims insurer walked away from burglary and lost-income losses after downtown Seattle was hit

Bracewell Explains – Why Traditional Insurance Policies May Fall Short for Data Centers [Video]

Data center construction is accelerating to meet growing demand for digital infrastructure, creating new challenges for companies securing insurance coverage for these complex oper...

Riot, Civil Commotion, and Political Violence Insurance: What Building Managers Must Know Before the Loss

I was on a panel presentation this morning at the BOMA International Conference in Long Beach, California, about riot and protest damage to commercial buildings and what property m...

Why Every Small Business Needs A Business Continuity Plan Before Disaster Strikes

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Hurricane-Proof Your Coverage- Essential Tips for Homes and Businesses as the 2026 Hurricane Season Approaches

US businesses move toward proactive risk but coverage gaps persist - Gallagher

New ISO exclusions effective January 2026 are already carving AI-related losses out of standard CGL policies - and most business owners don't know it yet

Wind vs. Flood: Navigating the Most Contentious Dispute in Hurricane Claims

In the aftermath of a hurricane, commercial property owners often find themselves caught in a "finger-pointing" battle between their property insurer and their flood insurer. This...

Small firms insure who they were, not who they are

The hidden risk gap quietly widening inside Britain's smallest businesses