Insurers must now consider both aerial imagery-derived insights as well as a property's recent hail experience to overcome gaps in accurately evaluating and mitigating hail risk. (Credit: Vladimir Polikarpov/Adobe Stock)
In the rapidly evolving peril landscape, the increasing prevalence of hail-related claims, exacerbated by significant exposure growth and possibly even changing weather patterns, is a critical concern.
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