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Construction claims are getting harder to predict, more expensive to resolve, and more dangerous to underestimate.
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Five questions every construction claims leader needs to answer in 2026.
The data behind rising claims severity and social inflation.
How frequency, severity, and verdict size have decoupled from underlying loss patterns.
Why traditional reserve-setting and litigation management are systematically underperforming.
The structural reasons legacy approaches fail in the current environment.
How AI-powered predictive analytics is changing the economics of construction claims.
The mechanics of decision intelligence at FNOL.
What modern claims organizations need to build and deploy predictive capability.
The operational, data, and governance requirements.
Illustrative scenarios showing the financial impact of early intervention.
Quantified examples of the cost differential between predicted-and-acted-on vs. business-as-usual claims.
The numbers driving the next decade of construction claims.
U.S. commercial liability losses hit $143 billion in 2023, more than total insured losses from all natural catastrophes combined that year.
— From the white paper
135 nuclear verdicts were recorded in 2024, a 52% increase over 2023. Their aggregate value: $31.3 billion. The ceiling is still rising.
— From the white paper
Every construction claim has a window during which intervention changes the outcome. The organizations that survive the next decade will be those that can identify that window before it closes.
— From the white paper
Built on operational data, not vendor talking points.
The white paper draws on Canotera's predictive analytics work with insurance carriers, MGAs, and construction defense practices, combined with publicly available data from Swiss Re, the Insurance Information Institute, and BLS workforce projections and verdict trackers including Insurance Journal and the U.S. Chamber Institute for Legal Reform.
- Swiss Re sigma loss data
- Insurance Journal nuclear verdict tracker
- BLS adjuster workforce projections
- Canotera platform case data
- Real-world construction claim scenarios
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