Every organization, of every size and operational orientation, needs cyber insurance to manage its exposures in this age of networked information.

Although this list was published back in 2016, it is still a very relevant and fascinating list of “emerging risks” in the insurance industry.

For a profitable business, a captive insurance company arrangement can be an effective and flexible business risk management tool that also provides potentially significant tax and asset protection benefits.

Businesses can endure substantial property damage and, perhaps more importantly, lost revenue from civil disruptions caused by rioting and vandalism. Fortunately, business owners have a multitude of coverage options for these disruptions and should firmly resist an insurer’s attempt to deny or limit coverage.

Keep up with Insurance Coverage Section happenings: take a look at January's message from section chair, Lewis Wooton.

Check out this new article over at Law360 about a New York appellate case affirming a trial court that did not allow a large industrial policyholder to pursue a $110 million claim against an insolvent insurer for asbestos liabilities.

Check out this new article by Kara Cleary over at the Barnes & Thornburg Policyholder Protection Blog, providing some year-end tips to evaluate your insurance needs for next year.

In this 2013 article, Simon Beynon of AIG explores old history, new strategies, innovation in risk management, why clients really buy insurance and the tight conversation to have with clients over insurance.

Meet members of the Insurance Coverage Section Executive Committee with the Take Ten Q&A Series!

Meet members of the Insurance Coverage Section Executive Committee with the Take Ten Q&A Series!