Underwriting
EU’s New Food Labeling Regulation Could Fuel Product Liability Claims: ACE Report
ACE Group advised Tuesday that companies in the food and drink industry could face more claims from consumers as a result of new European food labeling regulations that come into force later this ...
Cyber Insurance Not Just for Financial Firms, Retail Clients Anymore: Marsh
In its latest report on benchmarking trends in the cyber insurance, broker Marsh reveals that while high-profile breaches in the retail sector may be one factor sparking demand, increases in ...
Chevron Can Bring Fraud Claims Against Patton Boggs, NY Judge Rules
A New York judge has allowed Chevron Corp to sue Patton Boggs over claims that the Washington law and lobbying firm engaged in fraud while trying to enforce a multibillion-dollar environmental ...
The Age of the Athlete-Student: NLRB Ruling May Create New Comp Challenges
What do March Madness and workers compensation have in common? At present, not very much. But if a recent ruling by the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) holds up, comp underwriters and claims ...
Primary D&O Pricing Weaker in Q4 with Hikes Below Prior Quarters: Aon
A divergence in D&O insurance pricing in recent years, which saw carrier competition in excess layers driving overall policy premium drops as primary prices rose, may be starting to disappear, ...
Forecast Models Line Up on El Niño, Possibly Cutting Down Atlantic Hurricanes: WSI
The prospect of an El Niño event is now looking likely, a meteorologist told insurance professionals last month, pointing to computer models signaling at least a weak event coming in late spring or ...
Hard-Hit Millennials Miss Out on Recovery Enjoyed by Older Americans
The damage inflicted on U.S. households by the collapse of the housing market and recession wasn't evenly distributed. Just ask Jason and Jessica Alinen. The couple, who lives near Seattle, declared ...
Supreme Court Preview: Is Software Eligible for Patent Protection?
The U.S. Supreme Court will on Monday delve into the hotly contested question of when software is eligible for patent protection. The nine justices will hear a one-hour oral argument in a case of ...