Articles about Public Sector Insurance in Insurance
A heartbreaking story out of West Hartford, Connecticut, resulted in a massive $20 million settlement. Let's look beyond the headlines at what this means for municipal insurance, risk management, and the town's taxpayers.
A small New Jersey school district lost $4.8 million to hackers and had to sell debt to cover it. Let's talk about what happened and how the right insurance could have completely changed this story.
For six terrifying days, two Pennsylvania fire departments couldn't respond to 911 calls. The reason wasn't a broken truck or a staffing shortage—it was a lapsed insurance policy. Here's what we can all learn from their story.
Los Angeles's water and power utility is asking investors for money while facing hundreds of lawsuits from a devastating wildfire. Let's break down this high-stakes financial gamble and what it signals about climate risk.
The recent news about NYC seeking to drop Mayor Eric Adams' legal defense is more than a headline—it's a masterclass in public entity liability. Let's break down the huge insurance implications of "scope of employment" and who's left holding the bill.
Jarring alarms take a huge toll on firefighter health, driving up worker's comp claims. Discover how new, gentler dispatch systems are a game-changing risk management tool for public entities.
It's a story that makes you shake your head. Public safety officers, the people we trust to protect us, are now at the center of two major insurance fraud investigations in Alabama and North Carolina. Here’s what’s going on.
Ever wonder how your town is managing its money with inflation on the rise? A recent survey reveals that despite economic headwinds, public leaders are making smart, strategic investments in community growth, public safety, and infrastructure.
A man was paralyzed in a police van, and the city settled for $45 million. We break down the massive insurance implications of police misconduct and what it means for taxpayers.
When massive wildfires tore through Los Angeles, it created a workers' compensation crisis unlike any other. Here are the real stories and critical lessons for claims professionals from the people on the front lines.
A few states are now requiring public schools to teach students what to do if they find a firearm. Let's talk about what this means for schools, parents, and the bigger picture of student safety.
The public entity insurance market seems stable, but don't be fooled. We'll pull back the curtain on the hidden pressures in law enforcement, cyber, and property lines that are making renewals tougher than ever.