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The recently-enacted New York Land-Home Property Act along with proposed federal legislation that seeks to amend the National Mobile Home Construction Safety Standards Act of 1974 are tools meant to…
Settlement discussions often move quickly, and parties may assume that agreement on a dollar amount is enough to finalize a deal. But when material terms are left unspoken or undocumented,…
In the first quarter of 2026, the PLUS Blog highlighted a rapidly evolving professional liability landscape shaped by cyber-driven fraud, judicial clarification of agent duties, and broader financial and litigation…
NIL has reshaped college athletics almost overnight, and with it, the risk landscape for universities and their insurers. As athletic departments seek to remain competitive in recruiting and athlete retention,…
While the majority of claims against insurance agents and brokers sound in tort, creative attorneys attempting to combat a two-year statute of limitations on tort claims or the affirmative defense…
On October 24th, industry leaders came together for a panel-based webinar discussing the Building Safety Act of 2022 and its far-reaching implications for professionals in the construction industry and their…
This webinar enforced the fact that in the realm of professional liability insurance, understanding the intricacies of licensing and product distribution models is essential for both insurance professionals and their…
The “Privette Doctrine” is a well-accepted rule that has governed the liability of general contractors and property owners for workplace injuries suffered by a subcontractor’s employee. In Privette v. Superior…
With the year wrapping up, it’s the perfect time to review key insurance coverage decisions of 2022 and how they effect both insurers and policyholders. Listen to this on-demand webinar…