Colorado coverage collapse leaves builders exposed – insurance broker
Thanks to a decade-old bill that priced out Colorado’s builders, the state’s insurance market has spiraled into a pullback that has yet to recover
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Small restaurants, big risks: The coverage gaps that could shut them down
For small restaurants, the margin for error is razor-thin. Small restaurants have always had plenty to worry about – fires in the kitchen, workplace injuries, liability claims, and the ever-present risk of a foodborne illness shutting them down overnight. Unlike large chains with corporate backing, independent restaurants don’t have the financial cushion to absorb major…
CNA sees net income slip
Net income for the quarter was US$274 million, or US$1.00 per share, compared to US$338 million, or US$1.24 per share, in the same period last year. Core income dropped to US$281 million, or US$1.03 per share, from US$355 million, or US$1.30 per share, year over year. Source link
Insurance office, firebombed, shot – Pastor owner mystified
The owner of the business, German Portillo, expressed shock and disbelief in an interview with local media. A longtime Lake Wales resident and active community member, Portillo has led the Univista Insurance franchise for nearly eight years. He is also a pastor at Iglesia Bautista Nuevo Amanecer and operates a separate small business in satellite communications….
How can the insurance industry stop nuclear verdicts?
While plaintiffs’ attorneys have evolved, adapting their trial tactics to maximize awards, defense lawyers remain stuck in the past, according to Tyson. The insurance industry’s response to litigation risk, i.e. building litigation management departments focused on controlling expenses, has done nothing to address the real enemy. It’s a miscalculation, Tyson believes, that’s costing carriers billions….
Small restaurants, big risks: The coverage gaps that could shut them down
For small restaurants, the margin for error is razor-thin. Small restaurants have always had plenty to worry about – fires in the kitchen, workplace injuries, liability claims, and the ever-present risk of a foodborne illness shutting them down overnight. Unlike large chains with corporate backing, independent restaurants don’t have the financial cushion to absorb major…