Travelers Wants Out of Contract With Insured That Allegedly Misrepresented MFA Use July 12, 2022 By Chad Hemenway In what may be one of the first court filings of its kind, insurer Travelers is asking a district court...
From Pandemic to Cyber War, Clear Policy Wording Is Key for Insurers June 15, 2022 By Elizabeth Blosfield Insurers and insureds alike agree that clear policy wording will be the path forward in dealing with concerns about cyber...
Is It Covered? The Unimpeachable Case of What ‘Are’ Is September 8, 2020 By Bill Wilson One claim dispute I was involved with I refer to in seminars as “The Unimpeachable Case of What ‘Are’ Is.”...
How Policy Silence on Pandemics May Bedevil Insurers on Coronavirus Claims March 26, 2020 By Susanne Sclafane Silence may be deadly for property/casualty insurers writing commercial insurance, an executive of an insurtech that specializes in analyzing insurance...
Holiday Policy Language: Thanksgiving 2019 November 27, 2019 By Patrick Wraight It’s that time of year again. It’s a time when millions of us will take to the air or to...
Insurance AI Firm RiskGenius Reports Additional Financing July 17, 2019 RiskGenius, which provides natural language tools for improving the quality and accuracy of insurance policies, has completed a Series B...
Policy Language Leads to $200K Loss for Insurer in Michigan Lawsuit January 4, 2018 A dispute over four words will cost an insurance company about $200,000. A federal appeals court in Michigan has ruled...
Agent, Cyber-Educate Yourself – and Your Clients November 2, 2015 By Stephanie K. Jones A recent report showing that cyber insurance premiums will grow globally from $2 billion annually to more than $20 billion...