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Severe Storm Tears Through Warehouse Roof, Disrupts Operations
Inside This Article: Severe thunderstorms swept through the Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex late last month, killing one individual and causing significant property damage. A Walmart distribution center in Sanger, Texas, sustained a partial roof collapse, and semitrucks and RVs were flipped during the storms. Storm-related damage to commercial properties such as warehouses can be covered by Commercial Property Insurance. Business
Fishing Tournament Accident Prompts Lawsuits, Personal Liability Concerns
Inside This Article: A boat crash on Lewis Smith Lake in April during a Major League Fishing tournament resulted in three deaths and injuries to two others. The family of one of the victims recently filed a lawsuit against Major League Fishing, its president, an angler, and a boat guide, claiming negligence and wrongful death. Personal Umbrella Insurance can
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Inside This Article: Adidas confirmed a cyber incident earlier this year that involved the release of personal consumer data. The breach reportedly occurred after hackers gained access through an external vendor that performed customer service operations. Experts say cyber criminals are exploiting the security gaps of smaller third-party vendors, posing growing risks for the companies that rely on them. …
Inside This Article: A recent gun incident at Alexan 5151 Apartments in Houston prompted concerns from residents about gaps in security and tenant communication. Apartment complex owners can be held liable for third-party bodily injuries and property damage stemming from on-premises incidents. Habitational Insurance policies may exclude incidents involving firearms and other weapons. A specialized insurance broker can help…
Inside This Article: Hazmat crews responded to a chemical spill in a Virginia Commonwealth University laboratory. The June 24 incident led to an evacuation of Oliver Hall. Accidental chemical releases are a serious safety concern at universities and other institutions, potentially causing injuries to the public. Pollution Legal Liability (PLL) Insurance can help cover cleanup costs, regulatory fines, and…
Inside This Article: Nuclear verdicts, or those exceeding $10 million, reached a 15-year high in 2023, a recent study indicates. Thermonuclear verdicts, or jury awards of $100 million or more, are also on the rise, especially in the Transportation sector. Litigation costs continue to rise, exposing businesses to losses that can exceed standard insurance policy limits. Many companies need…
Inside This Article: A homeowner in Oklahoma City incurred $22,000 in damages after a water main break flooded her basement. The owner had no coverage for the damage under her Homeowners Insurance policy and could not get assistance from the city. Many standard Homeowners Insurance policies exclude water damage from sources outside of the home, such as water main…
Inside This Article: A San Jose doctor claims she suffered chemical burns from a spicy appetizer at a California Thai restaurant. In a lawsuit against the restaurant, the customer is seeking damages for “permanent injuries” and lost wages. A restaurant’s Commercial General Liability (CGL) Insurance could help pay for medical and legal expenses related to customer burns and other…
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From broader coverage for manufacturers to tailored policies for ketamine clinics and senior living facilities, insurers are adapting to new Professional Liability risks. In this short clip from our recent Property & Casualty webinar, Erica Rangel, Associate Managing Director, Burns & Wilcox, Chicago, Illinois, discusses how insurance solutions are evolving to meet changing industry needs. https://vimeo.com/1127190041/3d0a54c84c?share=copy
Commercial Property insurers are facing new challenges as severe weather events become more frequent and unpredictable. In this video from our recent P&C webinar, Obie Scott, Associate Managing Director, Burns & Wilcox, Sacramento, California, discusses how insurers are tightening underwriting guidelines, raising deductibles, and leveraging advanced technology to forecast risks and better support business owners. https://vimeo.com/1127188323/2b7fad26f1?share=copy
Residential Property insurers are adapting to more frequent natural disasters and rising repair costs. In this video from our recent P&C webinar, Danielle Alessandrini, Associate Vice President, Underwriting Director, Personal, Burns & Wilcox, Farmington Hills, Michigan, discusses how carriers are adjusting rates, changing appetites, and introducing new programs and risk management strategies to better protect homeowners. https://vimeo.com/1127184947/1f94588a8d?share=copy
With shifting carrier appetites, emerging risks, and the expanding role of the Excess & Surplus (E&S) sector, brokers and agents must remain agile and informed. This session will provide timely insights to help you navigate the fourth quarter and prepare for 2026. Topics include: The latest trends and challenges across each line of business How admitted carriers are reentering previously…
Key Takeaways Cyber risk is expanding across all sectors, with healthcare, manufacturing, retail education, and public utilities at heighten risk. The average cost of a data breach in Canada reached $4.8 million in 2025, a 4 percent increase from 2024, according to IBM. Baseline cybersecurity controls are now prerequisites for insurability. Carrier-provided pre-breach services are a key differentiator. Cyber…
The Cyber Insurance market is evolving rapidly, driven by rising claim severity, emerging exposures, and shifting client expectations. In our latest on-demand webinar, experts share insights to help brokers and agents better protect their clients. Watch the recording to learn: The life of a Cyber claim—from first notice to class action lawsuits How AI is reshaping Cyber and Media Liability…
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