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The E&S Market and Allegations from AIG | Property Insurance Coverage Law Blog

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A Look at the Excess and Surplus Lines Market In the highly regulated insurance world, there is a significant and often misunderstood segment known as the Excess and Surplus (E&S) lines market. This market exists to fill coverage gaps that the admitted—or “standard”—insurance market cannot or will not handle. For a more complete understanding of … The post What Is the E&S Market? Why Is AIG Suing a Startup? appeared first on Property Insurance C…
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The E&S Market and Allegations from AIG | Property Insurance Coverage Law Blog

A Look at the Excess and Surplus Lines Market In the highly regulated insurance world, there is a significant and often misunderstood segment known as the Excess and Surplus (E&S) lines market. This market exists to fill coverage gaps that the admitted—or “standard”—insurance market cannot or will not handle. For a more complete understanding of … The post What Is the E&S Market? Why Is AIG Suing a Startup? appeared first on Property Insurance C…

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