Specialty Casualty Insurance Solutions

Chubb Specialty Casualty delivers individual risk underwriting capabilities to assist U.S.-based companies dealing with General Liability-driven risks that tend to be hard to place due to unique products, processes or operations. We offer innovative solutions and industry-specific expertise though a scalable product platform that focuses on customized protection for a wide range of complex exposures. Key industries served include: Aviation, Construction and Energy.
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Risk Management
Machinery and equipment breakdown
Boilers, HVAC systems, and pressure vessels contain inherent risks.
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Risk Management
Trends in commercial real estate
Identifying and mitigating risk in underperforming commercial real estate properties.
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Business Insurance Basics
What is workers compensation insurance?
Workers comp protects employees and employers from losses due to on-the-job injuries.
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Risk Management
Cold weather preparedness for your business
Follow these best practices to prepare for winter weather and help minimize its impact on your facilities.
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Risk Management
Middle Market Indicator: Performance, Outlook and Dynamics
Read the key findings from the Middle Market Indicator - access the Spring 2025 report now
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Risk Management
Six questions to ask when evaluating claims services for your multinational business
Learn what to look for in an insurer when you do business across borders.
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All business sizes
Tips for managing your business’s IoT risk
The expanding internet of things (IoT) means reliance on new technology for efficiencies and profits. But along with the technology comes new cyber security and other business risks. Here’s what you need to know about IoT and your business.
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All business sizes
5 steps for creating a business continuity plan
Risk managers advise that one of the best ways to make sure your business can reopen quickly – and stay successful – after a disaster is to develop a business continuity plan.

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