Risk & Insurance AI-related incidents rose approximately 50% year over year from 2022 to 2024, and exposure is building across multiple insurance lines, according to WTW’s Willis Research Network. Artificial intelligence has moved from operational experiment to embedded infrastructure across insurance and corporate risk functions, but governance, liability frameworks, and coverage structures have not kept… Continue reading AI Liability Is No Longer a Future Problem for Risk Managers
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3 Key Risk Gaps for Developers to Avoid
Jason Adams | Commercial Property Executive Construction insurance coverage requirements don’t always match what the market can deliver. Construction insurance decisions affect every participant on a project, but owners bring a distinct set of priorities to those decisions. The owner’s perspective on risk is shaped by financing obligations, project viability and long-term asset considerations that may… Continue reading 3 Key Risk Gaps for Developers to Avoid
AI Insurance Coverage: Are You Covered for the Risk?
Jeanine M. Donohue | Buchalter AI technology is evolving at extraordinary speed. Its promised benefits are remarkable — increased efficiency, enhanced analytics, automation, and innovation. But alongside those benefits come meaningful risks. And risk makes insurers nervous. Before implementing AI in your business operations, it is critical to review your insurance policies to determine whether… Continue reading AI Insurance Coverage: Are You Covered for the Risk?
2026 Best Practices for Construction Project Insurance
Andrew Gibson | Ahead of Schedule As 2026 dawns, project insurance remains one of the most critical risk management tools for developers, builders and design professionals. Yet with multiple acronyms out there such as OCIP, CCIP, OPPI, GL, PL and SDI, defining the right insurance program is not easy. Common mistakes leading to coverage denials… Continue reading 2026 Best Practices for Construction Project Insurance
Mitigating Risk in Construction Site Preparation
Joseph Willis | Construction Executive The best defense is a good offense, and in the case of construction, the best reaction to jobsite risk is being proactive and prepared. In the realm of construction—where every project involves a multitude of moving parts, uncertainties and potential hazards—effective risk management is the key to preventing costly project… Continue reading Mitigating Risk in Construction Site Preparation