Price increases are decelerating in a more manageable excess trucking market after sharp hikes over the last two years. Still, carriers remain cautious and selective. Smaller accounts may have an easier time, but larger accounts should expect a bumpier ride.

Some construction projects pose greater difficulty in obtaining insurance coverage, including those utilizing EIFS cladding, projects planned on difficult terrain or in urban areas, and structures using modern, engineered timber. Specialist wholesale brokers can provide the guidance needed to find the most appropriate coverage for unique or challenging builds.

The earthquake insurance market saw significant rate movement in 2023, driven primarily by inflation and a focus on valuation. The market is expected to stabilize in 2024, but challenges remain for insureds seeking coverage. Keep reading to learn how agents can help property owners secure the right coverage.

New York State Labor Law sections 240 / 241, known as the Scaffold Law, has created a litigious environment and made it difficult for contractors to obtain insurance. However, proposed legislation would reform the Scaffold Law on projects with federal funding. Could the bill pass? And what would it mean for the insurance market in New York?

As labor shortages continue to plague the healthcare industry, providers are using staffing agencies to fill the gaps. How does this strategy impact liability? Obtaining the right coverage for a healthcare staffing agency can be more complicated than meets the eye.