Claims, coverage and case law across the London market.
Litigation funding, AI, social media addiction claims, hotel trafficking verdicts and construction fraud: five US casualty trends pushing up claim severity, and what they mean for reinsurers.
PFAS, concussion and a revival in shareholder class actions: why Australian casualty severity, defence costs and aggregation uncertainty are rising.
Cyber incidents in industrial control systems can cause physical damage, safety issues and long business interruption, with losses falling across property, energy, marine and cyber lines.
Most AI losses will arise under existing casualty, PI, cyber and D&O policies. Agentic systems, uncertain wordings and aggregation are where the real change lies.
How AI, cybercrime, ESG and activist litigation are widening directors' and officers' exposures across key jurisdictions.
Concussion and sports injury claims: why liability is hard to prove, how leagues are changing the rules, and the exposure for liability insurers.
PFAS litigation is moving from manufacturers to downstream businesses, while social inflation pushes settlement values higher.
Seven leading English and Commonwealth authorities behind utmost good faith, insurable interest, contribution, subrogation, indemnity and proximate cause, with what each one means for claims handling today.
Why record US nuclear verdicts and social inflation are driving up casualty claims costs, and what that means for reinsurers.
US motor premiums are rising faster than inflation, driven by vehicle and repair costs, theft and uninsured drivers.
Technology, cyber, climate, regulation and ESG: the main pressures facing insurers and how the industry is responding.
The UK Supreme Court held that a charterer-funded war risks insurance regime did not stop the shipowner recovering general average, including ransom, from cargo interests.
The 25 largest US jury verdicts of 2023, from $63 million to $2.3 billion, spanning product liability, toxic torts, motor and medical malpractice.
What social inflation is, what drives nuclear verdicts in US courts, and the defence strategies used before, during and after trial.
The 1916 New York decision that removed privity as a bar to negligence claims against manufacturers, and why it still frames product liability exposure.
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