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Weekly Industry Articles

Dec 14-20, 2025

This week: Syndicate launches, MGA and data center deals, record nat cat losses, rising talc payouts, and cyber cat bond growth.
Weekly Industry Articles

Dec 7-13, 2025

This week: MGA deals, satellite cover launches, surging P&C profits, new Lloyd’s syndicates, and baby formula litigation battles.

Our Blogs

Oct 16, 2026

Measuring the Value of Legal Invoice Technology

A billing flag isn’t a saving. The real test of legal invoice software is what survives appeal, minus what it costs to get there.

Oct 5, 2026

When AI Becomes an Attack Tool: What Claims Teams Need to Know

When an AI agent drains a business account, who pays? The liability chain runs from developer to deploying business — and insurers are narrowing silent cover.

Oct 1, 2026

Legal Spend & Litigation Monitor

Defense costs are climbing for 76% of claims teams, nuclear verdicts jumped 40.7%, and AI is shifting from adoption to accountability.

Sep 25, 2026

GLP-1 Vision-Loss Claims: Assessing a Rare, Serious Injury

Regulators call NAION a very rare semaglutide side effect. The studies disagree, and that gap is exactly what makes these claims hard to evaluate.

Sep 24, 2026

Reinsurance Recoverables and Schedule F Penalties

Insurers are owed $418B by reinsurers, up 30% since 2020. When collections slip, the statutory penalty hits surplus — not just cash flow.

Sep 18, 2026

Emerging Mass Tort Monitor

Federal mass-tort inventories kept climbing in September, led by a 265% year-to-date jump in Depo-Provera and a new MDL for PFAS firefighter gear.

Sep 11, 2026

The Data Center Insurance Boom: Understanding the Claims Challenges Ahead

Texas and Virginia hold 40% of US data center capacity. One storm could trigger claims across property, BI, cyber and construction at once.

Sep 4, 2026

Roofing Contractors and Rising Claim Severity: What Insurers Need to Know

Roof claim volume is falling, but replacement costs are up 33%. Why contractor decisions — and questionable ones — are driving severity higher.

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