Insurance

Workers' compensation insurers may soon experience a torrent of claims and lawsuits related to the coronavirus.

Determining coverage for a loss will depend on the policy language and its interpretation.

Some state legislatures are considering legislation that would require insurers to provide business interruption coverage, even if it is not in the policy language.

A Louisiana lawsuit will play an important role in determining the potential availability of business interruption coverage for coronavirus-caused losses.

As a hub for international travel and tourism, South Florida businesses are hardly immune from the economic consequences of this epidemic.

The passage of the Appropriations Act is critical to the stability of real estate markets, as it caps premium prices.

How hidden gaps in coverage can crater an organization's global property protections and business resilience.

The case's $1.3 billion question: Was the cyberattack an act of war?