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Nonprofit Insurers Ease Some Rates While Abuse, Auto and Casualty Costs Keep Climbing - Risk & Insurance
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What happened
Most clients secured year-over-year decreases over the past two years through targeted marketing or early negotiation with incumbent carriers, Gallagher found, though ransomware and privacy litigation losses continue to rise, prompting insurers to make more targeted rate adjustments. Carriers are reevaluating appetite for abuse risk within package policies, exploring claims-made structures, adding abuse-specific sublimits and tightening terms, according to Gallagher, even as a handful of new entrants have introduced monoline abuse coverage within the past year. Gallagher cited historic settlements exceeding several billion dollars in 2025 and noted that shifting jury sentiments, growing use of third-party litigation funding and the erosion of statutes of limitations for survivors are driving up defense and resolution costs.
Key details
- Carriers are reevaluating appetite for abuse risk within package policies, exploring claims-made structures, adding abuse-specific sublimits and tightening terms, according to Gallagher, even as a handful of new entrants have introduced monoline abuse coverage within the past year.
- Gallagher cited historic settlements exceeding several billion dollars in 2025 and noted that shifting jury sentiments, growing use of third-party litigation funding and the erosion of statutes of limitations for survivors are driving up defense and resolution costs.
- Remaining excess and surplus lines carriers are imposing shortened retroactive-date allowances, limiting capacity and raising premiums sharply, the report said, as states continue to loosen or eliminate statutes of limitations on abuse claims.
Why it matters to restoration
This belongs on an operator’s radar because insurance behavior sets the rules for documentation, scope disputes, cash flow and customer expectations. If the article points to a carrier, court or coverage trend, the practical question is what proof your next file needs before the argument starts.
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- Checked: Sep 25, 2026, 7:50 PM PDT
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