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  • Concern Over AI-Related Claims Is Driving Insurance Changes

    It should come as no surprise that the insurance industry is also being reshaped by the rapid evolution of AI. As these changes accelerate, insurers are confronting a fundamental question that, until recently, had not been a significant or widespread concern: How should insurance respond when AI causes or contributes to a loss? Insurers are…

  • Personal Insurance Claims

    Personal Insurance Claims Report a Personal Insurance Claim If you have a personal insurance claim, the fastest way to get your claim addressed is to contact the insurance carrier directly. We’ve provided their contact information for you below. Not sure who your insurance carrier is? Give us a call at 800-228-1820, and we’ll get you…

  • Commercial Insurance Claims

    Commercial Insurance Claims Innovative solutions to help mitigate risk so you can focus on managing your business. Report a Business Insurance Claim Rely on us to help with filing your business insurance claim. Please share the information below with us, and we’ll be in touch within two business days. If you have questions or need…

  • The ROI of Return-to-Work Programs: Better Claims Outcomes, Cost Savings

    Return-to-work (RTW) programs are structured initiatives that aim to reintegrate individuals who have sustained workplace injuries or illnesses into their positions as soon as safe and feasible.   These programs often include transitional jobs, reduced tasks, or alternate positions appropriate for the employee’s physical capabilities throughout recuperation. RTW programs represent a proactive approach to employee…

  • Silent Epidemic: The Crucial Role of Managing Chronic Conditions to Control Medical Claims Costs

    In the ever-evolving landscape of healthcare, one key factor stands out as a linchpin in the pursuit of a healthier and more sustainable system: the effective management of chronic medical conditions.   Chronic diseases, such as diabetes, hypertension, and heart disease, pose a significant challenge to both individuals and the broader healthcare space. Beyond their…

  • AI and Executive Risk: Why Coverage Language Matters Now

    The question is not whether AI creates new risks – it does – but whether current policy language was designed to respond. In most cases, that answer is still unclear. That is not necessarily a bad thing for policyholders. Standard executive risk insurance policies, including Tech E&O, Cyber, Professional Liability, D&O and EPL, are not…

  • Managing Third-Party Transportation Risks in Senior Living Organizations

    The Transportation Landscape Senior living operators outsource transportation to reduce capital investment, transfer liability, support ADA compliance, access specialized training, maintain regulatory flexibility, and scale services with census demand. Vendor Types Non-Emergency Medical Transportation (NEMT) Rideshare Platforms (Uber Health, Lyft Healthcare) Taxi/Car Services: Traditional providers Charter/Bus Services: Group transportation Regulatory Environment Transportation operates at the…

  • Addressing Consequential Damages in the Property Policy

    Property insurance policy drafters have long attempted to address how excluded perils, such as faulty workmanship, latent defects, design defects, wear and tear, corrosion, or erosion, affect coverage. Approaches have included: “Resulting loss or damage” carve-backs “Cost of making good” faulty workmanship London Engineering Group (LEG 1, 2 and 3) defect clauses It is helpful…

  • Structuring Construction Liability Coverage for Multifamily Developers

    A well-structured General Liability program can significantly improve cost efficiency, risk control, and long-term outcomes for multifamily developers. Developers are paying for all General Liability insurance tied to their projects, whether that cost is visible or hidden. Developers can rely on the general contractor (GC) and subcontractors to carry coverage and build it into their…