United States: Insurance

Idaho's 2026 fire season brings heightened wildfire risk due to below-normal snowpack, early melt, and drought conditions. Developers face a complex regulatory landscape where wildfire readiness affects site selection, building materials, emergency access, insurance availability, and long-term project feasibility. Understanding how to navigate fire district requirements, subdivision ordinances, and insurance constraints before breaking ground can determine whether a development project succeeds or stalls.

A Missouri court examines whether an insurance company's cancellation notice was valid when it omitted a postal mailing box number from the insured's address, despite the insurer's own records showing knowledge of the complete address.

A New Jersey trial court recently upheld the continuous trigger doctrine in construction defect cases, ruling that non-cumulation clauses are unenforceable when property damage...

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The Reinsurance (E) Task Force (“RTF”) of the US National Association of Insurance Commissioners (“NAIC”) held a virtual meeting on March 2, 2026 in lieu of meeting in person at the NAIC Spring 2026...

In recent years, ceding companies and reinsurers across major jurisdictions around the world have faced increasing scrutiny from insurance regulators regarding the use of cross-border asset-intensive reinsurance...