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- IN THE SPOTLIGHT: Healthcare liability market conditions remain mixed, with several segments facing continued challenges. Explore the trends affecting human services, senior care and medical spas.
- Travelers claim data shows that 60% of employment practices liability claims are brought by fired or laid-off employees, and claims have become more frequent and more costly.
- Should cyber insurance cover alleged privacy violations? As wrongful data collection claims become more common, some cyber insurers are introducing new exclusions to their policies.
- Many small and medium-sized businesses have adopted payment portals and other digital applications, but they often lack robust cyber security, and that’s made them a target for cyber criminals.
- Business dispute and antitrust claims are occurring more frequently, especially with private, service-based companies. Marissa Streckfus joins the D&O Diary Podcast to discuss claims trends and D&O claims scenarios.
- AI can trigger patent infringement allegations in several distinct ways, and the sheer number of AI-related patents is increasing claims frequency. This is a good time to reassess risk management.
- What do insurance professionals think of AI and related risks? This episode of the D&O Diary Podcast looks at the governance risks behind AI, with insights from a recent survey.
- For private capital firms, cybersecurity is becoming an essential part of transaction due diligence. Here’s how M&A insurance can help manage cyber and technology risks.
- How is mission creep shaping non-profit risk? When organizations offer more services, they also take on more liability exposures, adding to the increasingly complex risk environment.
- Where does D&O coverage end and E&O coverage begin? It’s not always clear. When D&O and E&O exposures overlap, the coverage structure is crucial for handling claims.
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