The second case, filed in Colorado state court, involved The Grand, a mixed-use development in downtown Denver. The owner of The Grand sued the project’s

On October 16, 2025, the Superior Court of Delaware’s Complex Commercial Litigation Division decided to stay, but not dismiss, a lawsuit brought by A-R Litigation

Superintendent Alice Kane (pictured) said the higher limits will help address growing coverage gaps, particularly in wildfire-impacted communities. The increase follows a July decision to

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The mid-October storms add to what has already been a costly year for global insurers. Industry data showed that 2025 catastrophe losses are trending above

Anthony R. O’Donnell // October 17, 2025 (Image source: Nearmap.) When underwriters at Zurich North America (Schaumburg, Ill.) set out to modernize property underwriting, their goal

Massachusetts posted the highest single-state percentage growth across its property sub-lines, with private flood profits rising a whopping 1,221%, from $1.3 million in 2022 to

The Board of Forestry and Fire Protection reported that it is close to completing the Zone Zero regulations. Tony Andersen, executive officer for the board,

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Anthony R. O’Donnell // October 17, 2025 (Image source: Equisoft.) Equisoft, a global digital solutions provider headquartered in Montreal, has launched its Equisoft/amplify suite to