U.S. casualty insurance bucks trend with persistent rate increases driven by nuclear verdicts: Marsh.

Companies navigate divergent insurance trends as rates drop up to 20% for property coverage while liability premiums surge: Gallagher.

New behavioral study reveals injury severity, not company size, drives multimillion-dollar awards, Swiss Re reports.

Rising economic factors and lawsuit abuse push medical malpractice claim costs to decade highs, The Doctors Company reports.

Commercial auto liability losses reach record highs while physical damage remains profitable, AM Best reports.

Insurance industry leaders must position for structural shift as emerging risks reshape liability landscape: Aon and Moody’s.

Increases in motor vehicle tort cases and premises liability lead the rise in cases filed, while medical malpractice lawsuits in federal courts decline, Lex Machina finds.

Organizations grapple with AI, return-to-office policies and evolving regulations while 42% expect claim frequency to increase: QBE report.

Rising claim frequency and severity compound challenges for transit authorities still rebuilding ridership to pre-COVID levels, Aon report shows.

Defense attorneys report dramatic increase in expected filings while federal enforcement faces major staff reductions, Inigo research shows.

Large accounts see biggest moderation in Q2 2025, while umbrella coverage faces double-digit premium increases.

Buyers face favorable conditions amid growing uncertainty and evolving risks, according to a report from Gallagher.

Lex Machina analysis of 73,000+ cases shows average damage awards in 2023-2024 reached unprecedented levels, with jury verdicts nearly doubling in value since 2022.

Sedgwick analysis finds stark contrasts between states implementing comprehensive legal reforms and those facing escalating litigation costs.

Fourth consecutive quarterly decline signals major market shift, with U.S. casualty rates bucking the trend, Marsh reports.

Excess underwriters demand double-digit rate hikes for construction casualty while primary coverage remains stable, according to Amwins.

Can’t get back into a concert? Insurance might be to blame.

Premium renewal rates declined quarter-over-quarter across nearly all major lines, signaling shift from hard market conditions, according to Ivans Index.

Rising geopolitical fragmentation threatens risk diversification while investment yields and demographics offer offsetting opportunities, according to Swiss Re.

Average rate increases ease to 2.8% from first quarter’s 3% rise, with commercial property insurance showing improvement, according to Novatae’s Market Barometer.