Claims

In an ideal world, every property and business owner would have a disaster recovery plan to ensure a straightforward restoration. The truth is that, even with a plan of action, multiple unexpected

Do you know if spam e-mail can cause property damage under the terms of a GL policy, or whether spamming constitutes an advertising injury? Do you know if spoliation of evidence is an actionable tort

Recently, two more jurisdictions have weighed in on the issue of subrogation involving landlords and tenants. Nebraska reinforced and adopted the Sutton doctrine as applied to residential tenancies.

The Property Casualty Insurers Association of America has filed an amicus curiae with the Michigan Supreme Court requesting that it uphold the appellate court's position. "If the Supreme Court

The requirements for the disclosures that homeowner insurers must provide to their policyholders were updated by SB 1855. The new disclosures are intended to provide policyholders with accurate and

The terrorist attacks of 2001 fundamentally changed the way that the world looks at risk and demonstrated that terrorism losses are too unpredictable and potentially catastrophic to be handled solely

Many Americans feel stressed and overworked, according to a recent Harris Interactive study, sponsored by Kronos Inc. Among those surveyed, 62 percent report having experienced an increase in job

Barely a month after Hurricane Charley battered Florida, the state has felt two more hurricanes reach landfall. As this issue of Claims went to press, Ivan had just crashed ashore in the Florida