Analysis

U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Georgia has rejected a bid for business income insurance coverage, joining similar rulings nationwide.

Riots, wildfires, cyberattacks, hurricanes and the coronavirus were at the forefront of an active year filled with insurance claims.

Burns & Wilcox notes the insurance market continued to harden while capacity remained tight but not scare as carriers deployed resources more strategically.

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More lawsuits and tightening capacity are just a few issues pushing insurance rates up. And that's without factoring in COVID's impact.

Most insurance consumers continue to opt for basic, standard policies from carriers already familiar to them.