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Subcontractor Performance Risk

Considerations for Turning over Construction Technology to a Building Owner

Damon Ranieri | June 21, 2024

Damon Ranieri explains some of the complexities of handing over active technology during construction to the owner.

Reinsurance

Reinsurance Information Up for Grabs

Larry Schiffer | June 21, 2024

There are also important reasons to seek reinsurance information and communications to assist in prosecuting or defending an insurance dispute. Larry Schiffer explains.

Cyber and Privacy Risk and Insurance

Colorado Artificial Intelligence Law: Enforcement and Exceptions

Melissa Krasnow | June 20, 2024

In this last article in the series, Melissa Krasnow discusses the implementation of the new Colorado AI law.

Cyber and Privacy Risk and Insurance

Colorado Artificial Intelligence Law: Developer Disclosure Requirements

Melissa Krasnow | June 19, 2024

To comply with the new AI law, certain information standards of care are necessary. Melissa Krasnow explains.

Cyber and Privacy Risk and Insurance

Colorado Artificial Intelligence Law: Deployer Disclosure Requirements

Melissa Krasnow | June 18, 2024

Consumers must be notified when and how AI systems are used. Melissa Krasnow looks into some of the specifics.

Cyber and Privacy Risk and Insurance

Colorado Artificial Intelligence Law: Deployer and Developer Definitions

Melissa Krasnow | June 17, 2024

Melissa Krasnow relates some of the particulars of the new Colorado law, which will take effect on February 1, 2026.

Valuation of Insurance Organizations

2023 Insurance Year in Review: Economic and World Tensions

Todd Fries | June 7, 2024

World macroeconomic and geopolitical trends created widespread uncertainty for the insurance industry. Todd Fries discusses the key drivers and how the hard market impacted these areas.

Courts and Coverage

Even More Confusion Regarding the "Damage to Property" Exclusion

David Knapp | June 7, 2024

David Knapp relates decisions by the Eleventh Circuit Court of Appeals that only add to the confusion.

Design and Professional Liability

Architect's Good Faith Avoids Tortious Interference Claim

Kenneth Slavens | June 7, 2024

While the court held for the architect, Ken Slavens examines the flawed analysis and how the suit could have been avoided.

Cyber and Privacy Risk and Insurance

New Jersey Privacy Law: Exceptions

Melissa Krasnow | May 31, 2024

In the final article of the series, Melissa Krasnow identifies the exceptions to the law.