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Risk advisors today really have their work cut out for them. Their job entails: Forecasting risk trends and selling their analysis to their chain of command Ensuring compliance up and…
Civil rights lawsuits under 42 U.S.C. § 1983 often are filed long after the events in question. Witnesses may be unavailable, memories fade, and officers have handled countless other incidents.…
The latest attempt by lawmakers to bring stability to an increasingly turbulent collegiate athletics landscape raises important questions regarding future liability exposures for colleges and universities. While the Protect College…
As the growth of AI and other technologies diversify data center models, cyber underwriters need to adapt their cybersecurity risk management strategies. Data centers have expanded from on-premises to public…
The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (“HUD”) withdrew its 2013 and 2020 guidance on assistance animals in fair housing on September 17, 2025, sowing confusion among housing providers…
Emotional intelligence (EQ) applies to professional liability and claims work in a multitude of ways. Here are a few key takeaways from the discussion including the five core components of…
This quarter, the PLUS Blog covered a lot of E&O ground, highlighting evolving legal, regulatory, and technological risks professionals face. Settlement Enforceability, Release Scope, and the Need for Clear Documentation…
The PLUS E&O Think Tank identified several emerging trends and evolving risks shaping the Errors & Omissions (E&O) and professional liability landscape. Discussions focused on how changing technologies, expanding contractual…
Quantum computing threatens the cryptographic foundations of our digital world, posing an unprecedented challenge for the cyber insurance industry. The primary danger lies in the capacity of future quantum computers…