My new favorite quotation: “Insurance rarely fails loudly. It fails quietly, through definitions, territorial carve-outs, and endorsements hiding in plain...
Articles by Bill Wilson
My November 2025 column talked about ambiguity in insurance policies. When litigation is initiated by an insured seeking coverage following...
In my September 2025 column, I wrote about certificates of insurance as a prequel to an October Academy of Insurance...
I spend a fair amount of time on LinkedIn posting and reading about insurance. Not long ago, there was a...
Recently, policyholder attorney Chip Merlin blogged about a vacancy exclusion found in many property insurance policies. His article cited a...
In January 2023, my monthly column was titled “Insurance Coverage and Television.” I’ve written and spoken extensively about how the...
June marked my 56th year in the property and casualty insurance industry. When I speak at conferences and conventions, I...
Hurricane Katrina made landfall on August 29, 2005, with the eye of the Category 3 hurricane centered on Bay St....
The contracts your insureds enter into often create an additional workload for your staff, as well as an increased opportunity...
Hurricane Katrina made landfall on August 29, 2005, with the eye of the Category 3 hurricane centered on Bay St....