As labor shortages continue to plague the healthcare industry, providers are using staffing agencies to fill the gaps. How does this strategy impact liability? Obtaining the right coverage for a healthcare staffing agency can be more complicated than meets the eye.

In the evolving landscape of digital assets, it's crucial that businesses understand how to navigate the insurance space. Over the past several years, this industry has seen significant growth and transformation, with various challenges and opportunities coming to the forefront.

The cyber marketplace has changed rapidly in recent years. The intricacies of underwriting have added layers of complexity, leading to a sense of cyber fatigue for retail agents. However, it's important to recognize that merely going through the motions of obtaining cyber coverage can lead to significant risks for insureds.

Senior living facilities remain under pressure from rising costs and staff shortages. Some are looking to reduce expenses through alternative liability insurance. New market entrants may offer lower prices, but is a new carrier the right solution over the long-term?

At 1:30 am on June 24, 2021, residents of the Champlain Towers in Surfside, Florida, woke to a deafening crash. When they looked outside, residents saw the complex's South Tower had partially collapsed. It appeared as if the building had disappeared into thin air (source 1). Ninety-eight people died in the tower collapse, and hundreds more were temporarily homeless. The investigation into the collapse is entering its third year, and a final report isn’t expected until late in 2024. The cause of the collapse remains unknown (source 1).