Insurance Archaeology: From Niche to Necessity
BY: KRISTEN DRAKE Splashed across headlines throughout the country, is where to find situations in which Insurance Archaeology can provide potential pools of funds that may not otherwise exist. From the Biden-Harris Administration finalizing the EPA action designating...
Worried about TCE and PCE Contamination? Think Insurance Archaeology First.
How is it possible new claims can still be made against old policies? ‘Occurrence-based’ policies cover losses if the damage happened during the time the policy was in effect, regardless of when a claim is filed.
Arrowood Indemnity Heads into Liquidation
Arrowood Indemnity Company heads into liquidation – what does this mean for you?
Insurance Archaeology and Maryland’s Child Victims Act of 2023
On October 1, 2023, Maryland’s Child Victims Act took effect. PolicyFind explains what this new law means for survivors of childhood sexual abuse, defendant institutions, and what role Insurance Archaeology can (or should) play.
Child Sexual Abuse and Statute of Limitations Reform: An Ever-Evolving Landscape
BY: KRISTEN DRAKE Over the past several years, many school districts, youth-based organizations, religious institutions, and municipalities have enlisted PolicyFind’s Insurance Archaeologists to locate their lost liability policies. This sharp increase in the demand...
PFAS, Imminent National Standards, and the Value of Locating Old CGL Policies
The Biden-Harris Administration will be proposing the first-ever national standards for six (6) per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) or “forever chemicals”. Those who used or interacted with PFAS during their business operations and/or property ownership can face a variety of exposures due to PFAS – including product liability, bodily injury, and environmental cleanup claims. Policyholders should be ready to find and use their commercial general liability (CGL) policies written prior to 1986 to pay for the investigation, remediation and legal defense of PFAS.