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Defense costs are climbing for 76% of claims teams, nuclear verdicts jumped 40.7%, and AI is shifting from adoption to accountability.
Regulators call NAION a very rare semaglutide side effect. The studies disagree, and that gap is exactly what makes these claims hard to evaluate.
Insurers are owed $418B by reinsurers, up 30% since 2020. When collections slip, the statutory penalty hits surplus — not just cash flow.
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.
Texas and Virginia hold 40% of US data center capacity. One storm could trigger claims across property, BI, cyber and construction at once.
Roof claim volume is falling, but replacement costs are up 33%. Why contractor decisions — and questionable ones — are driving severity higher.
Five things separate claims teams that hold up under catastrophe surge from those that don't — and the data on what each one costs when it slips.
Captives exist to give you control. Once a claim hits litigation, that control splits four ways — and legal spend stops answering to anyone.
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