As accounts of inappropriate workplace behavior continue to be shared on a national scale, more employers are beginning to recognize their employment practices exposure—and are seeking information on managing potential risks.
Until now, the only insurance option for a materials transparency consultant was a miscellaneous professional liability policy.
Insuring the freight transported by America’s motor carriers can be an exceptional opportunity for independent agents—but it can also lead to errors & omissions claims.
Employment in the mental health care industry is projected to grow up to 23% by 2026. Hiscox responds with a new tailor-made product that incorporates items geared toward the mental health care industry.
In an underwriting alliance with Huntersure, LLC, QBE brings professional liability coverage to midsize to large architectural, engineering and contractor businesses.
Nurses Service Organization already covers more than half a million nursing professionals and is expanding with its exclusive carrier CNA to bring customized professional liability coverage to certified registered nurse anesthetists.
Despite merger objections, data breach lawsuits and the #MeToo movement, claims in the D&O space have not yet combined frequency with severity in a way that will significantly impact pricing.
As product recalls become more frequent and extensive, manufacturers of all sizes are taking notice. While The Hanover has offered product withdrawal coverage for many years, a recent product expansion adds liability and additional expenses.
The #MeToo movement is already having an impact on the EPLI market. But the ripple effects of the viral campaign will reach far and wide, putting directors & officers squarely in the crosshairs as well.
Recently, real estate companies have started diversifying their services. In response, ExecutivePerils developed RE360: an affordable package policy for real estate professionals.