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Century-Old Clubhouse Destroyed by Fire Faces Complex Rebuild
Inside This Article: A fire recently destroyed the historic Lochmoor Country Club clubhouse in Grosse Pointe Woods, Michigan. Historic properties may require specialized Commercial Property Insurance with Historical Replacement Cost to reproduce original materials, designs, and craftsmanship after a loss. Business Interruption Coverage and Extra Expense Coverage can help companies recoup lost revenue and maintain payroll during restoration. Updates
$25.6 Billion in Nuclear Verdicts Raises Stakes for Businesses
Inside This Article: “Nuclear” verdicts increased 40.7% in 2025, reaching their highest annual total since 2009, according to Marathon Strategies. The nearly 200 verdicts of at least $10 million in 2025 totaled approximately $25.6 billion. Claims that have previously stayed within primary insurance limits are increasingly reaching Excess Liability Insurance layers. Business owners are encouraged to closely review policy
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Inside This Article: Several pieces of heavy construction equipment were severely damaged in a recent vandalism incident at a California housing development. Damage to heavy equipment can create major financial and operational challenges for contractors, including project delays and replacement equipment costs. Contractors should review their Inland Marine Insurance and related coverages to ensure owned, leased, and borrowed equipment is adequately…
Inside This Article: A recent lawsuit against Outback Steakhouse seeks over $1.5 million in damages after a customer allegedly slipped on spilled mashed potatoes. Employee training and documentation can play a critical role when responding to slip-and-fall claims. Commercial General Liability (CGL) Insurance can help businesses respond to third-party bodily injury allegations. Rising claim severity is prompting many businesses to…
Inside This Article: Construction defect lawsuits are creating growing financial pressure for some of the nation\'s largest homebuilders, according to a recent Wall Street Journal report. Labor shortages, rising costs, and accelerated construction schedules may contribute to defect-related risks. Construction defect lawsuits often name contractors, architects, engineers, and other professionals, all of whom typically need to carry Commercial General Liability…
Inside This Article: Weather-related losses continue to drive summer Homeowners Insurance claims as severe storms become more frequent and costly. Many homeowners remain vulnerable to flood losses because standard Homeowners Insurance policies typically exclude flooding. Liability exposures from pools, trampolines, and other summer activities can create significant financial risks for homeowners. Regular policy reviews can help homeowners identify coverage gaps and ensure protection keeps pace…
A Hot Work exclusion does not just affect coverage—it can signal important risk management requirements. In the clip below, Brittani Marrott, Manager, Commercial Insurance, Burns & Wilcox, Salt Lake City, Utah, explains how these exclusions encourage contractors to implement risk controls that can help prevent costly fire losses. https://vimeo.com/1202182375/0f725104f6?share=copy&fl=sv&fe=ci
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