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Courts and Coverage

AI Can Define "Standard of Care" in the Courtroom

Doug Marcello | October 31, 2025

Doug Marcello looks at how artificial intelligence (AI) can be used in the courtroom to help eliminate bias by offering data-driven reality.

Tech

Insurance Reimagined: Claims to Confidence with the Right Data Foundation

Paul Moxon | October 31, 2025

Insurance is becoming intelligent, not just digital, focusing less on innovation and more on solving real-world problems. Paul Moxon explains.

Agricultural Insurance

Got Milk? Raw or Pasteurized?

Casey Roberts | October 31, 2025

Casey Roberts discusses the debate, points out the risks surrounding raw milk, and provides possible insurance implications.

Commercial Property

Ensuing Loss Clauses—What Do They Mean?

Catherine L Trischan | October 28, 2025

Catherine Trischan explains that, while policy language is paramount, how it is interpreted can vary depending on the claim details and jurisdiction.

Claims Practices

Intentional Injury Not Dischargeable in Bankruptcy

Barry Zalma | October 28, 2025

Bankruptcy is not available to protect a person from their intentional and willful acts. Barry Zalma relates a recent case on the issue.

Employee Well-Being

Suicide Prevention Community Helper Training

Sally Spencer-Thomas | October 24, 2025

Sally Spencer-Thomas provides reasons why employers should modify their mental health strategies, making the case for VitalCog Suicide Prevention training.

Design and Professional Liability

"Consequential" Versus "Direct" Damages—Specify the Difference

Kenneth Slavens | October 24, 2025

Classification of damages can vary greatly depending on the specific project, contract language, and parties involved. Ken Slavens relates a recent legal decision on this issue.

Risk Management

Proactive Safety Without the Hype: What AI Can (And Can't) Do for the Field

Justin Morrow | October 10, 2025

Justin Morrow predicts that, despite the overwhelming hype, artificial intelligence (AI) will play a supporting role to leadership. He examines its strengths and limitations.

Additional Insured Issues

Additional Insured Obstacles Fall: Is Coverage Restricted?

Julian Ehrlich | October 10, 2025

In this second of a two-part series, Julian Ehrlich reviews the split in authority on whether additional insured (AI) coverage is limited to the vicarious liability of the putative AI.

Additional Insured Issues

Additional Insured Obstacles Fall: Coverage Is Not "Premature"

Julian Ehrlich | October 9, 2025

Julian Ehrlich briefly traces the evolution of Insurance Services Office, Inc., additional insured endorsements' wording and reviews how insurers have tried to restrict coverage and various courts' response.