Learn essential best practices for managing construction project insurance in 2026 to avoid coverage gaps and ensure proper ...

With growing interest around the globe – and government programs to support the shift – both designers and construction firms are taking on an increasing number of green projects, both in Ontario and ...

Claims inflation, wildfire risk, and litigation pressures are forcing developers to rethink how they build and who they ...

It is critical for contractors to understand the insurance requirements in construction contracts, as these projects carry very high levels of liability and risk. Construction involves moving ...

Surety insurers have maintained underwriting and operating profitability, producing net profit margins above 30% during each ...

Project owners and general contractors are now increasingly using COIs as gatekeeping tools rather than as formal ...

Construction projects are inherently risky, involving complex tasks, heavy machinery, and numerous workers. From design to completion, various hazards exist that could lead to significant financial ...

Costs per megawatt, the measure of a data center project such as this one under construction in Ashburn, Va., have risen dramatically in recent years, stretching the limits of insurance coverage.

Despite the challenges, the future of construction holds tremendous promise. New technologies, sustainable practices and smarter risk management are driving greater efficiency, safety and value.

If a property is at risk for loss or damage during construction, consider builder's risk insurance. Learn what builder's risk covers and who needs it.

Rising construction costs on Long Island fuel debate over New York’s Scaffold Law, insurance premiums, and worker safety data ...