Sophia Langley

Nonprofits across the United States are facing increasing challenges getting insurance coverage as many carriers pull back from the market. Pamela Davis, founder and CEO of Nonprofits Insurance Alliance (NIA), says this shift leaves organizations vulnerable just when they need support the most. According to Davis, insurance companies are losing interest in nonprofit coverage because … Read more

Cyber insurance is booming, but it’s not without challenges, according to John Coletti, head of large market underwriting at Coalition. The market is growing fast, now seen as a key insurance product that catches the attention of top executives. What once looked like a niche sector has become a major force, with the global market … Read more

Many tech startups experience a jarring surprise when they land their first big client contract—not from the deal itself, but from the insurance demands that come with it. Joseph Cook, founder of The Arizona Group’s tech and cyber liability division, explains that what starts as a basic, low-cost insurance plan often has to evolve quickly … Read more

Steve Boyd from Arrowhead Intermediaries recently shared his thoughts on what lies ahead for the insurance industry. He discussed how artificial intelligence (AI) is starting to play a bigger role, how more risks are moving into the excess and surplus (E&S) insurance market, and what makes E&S stand out. In a recent episode of Insurance … Read more

AI-related exclusions are starting to appear more often in commercial insurance policies, but for now, cyber insurance is largely standing firm against them. Alexandra Bretschneider, vice president and cyber practice leader at Johnson Kendall Johnson, shared insights on how the industry is responding to the rising role of artificial intelligence in risks. While some insurance … Read more

Zurich American Insurance Company has taken DB Insurance Company to federal court over a dispute involving who should pay for the defense in a slip-and-fall lawsuit. The case stems from a 2017 accident at 55 Liberty Street in New York, where a waitress named Soo Kew Ong fell on a stairway and suffered serious injuries. … Read more

Michael Drummond from At-Bay appeared on Insurance Business TV recently to talk about the growing importance of cyber insurance. He shared insights into how cyber coverage is opening new doors in the Excess & Surplus (E&S) insurance market. According to Drummond, cyber insurance is becoming just as crucial as traditional property and casualty insurance. He … Read more

Alliant Insurance Services has been chosen by the Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA) to act as the insurance broker for Phase 2 of the Second Avenue Subway project in New York. This phase involves $2 billion in tunneling and construction work. The project started in September 2025 and is planned to last about four years. The … Read more

When a farm changes hands, many risks come with it—both seen and hidden. One big mistake people often make is not updating their insurance details right away. Devin Snell, agriculture practice leader at Acrisure, says this is a common issue, especially in farm transfers in Arkansas and the southern U.S. Families sometimes think they’re protected, … Read more

Technology errors and omissions (E&O) insurance has seen some shifts in recent years, but the basics remain steady. Erin Eisenrich, vice president of technology E&O and international at Berkley Technology Underwriters, explains that while technology keeps evolving—from cloud systems to AI tools—the way insurers assess risk hasn’t changed much. The main focus is still on … Read more