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Insurance Leader Paul Hammack Remembered for Industry Passion, Vision

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By Amy O'Connor Verified
| Insurance Journal Verified
New You can now listen to Insurance Journal articles! Friends, family and insurance colleagues of Paul Hammack gathered in Sacramento, California, in May to honor the life of the 30-year industry veteran, who was tragically killed in a car accident on Dec. 14, 2022. Nearly 500 people packed two ballrooms at the Arden Hills Club to pay their respects to Hammack, president of California-based Professional Insurance Associates, one day before he would have turned age 54.
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Hotel Industry Pushes Through as Insurance, Economic Uncertainty Builds

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By Amy O'Connor Verified
| Insurance Journal Verified
A busy summer travel season provided a much-needed boost to the hotel industry but rising insurance costs and other economic factors threaten to undermine the sector’s ongoing recovery. After nearly three years of losses related to COVID-19, hotel industry revenue and occupancy may actually exceed pre-pandemic levels by the end of 2022, according to the American Hotel and Lodging Association (AHLA).
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Green Building Investments Reach New Heights But Can Carrier Capacity Keep Up?

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By Amy O'Connor Verified
| Insurance Journal Verified
Increased interest in creating more energy efficient, resilient buildings is expected to fuel growth in the green construction industry, particularly as the government looks to spur investment in these projects through new incentives. But insurance specialists in the space say supply chain disruptions and a lack of qualified labor, as well as the unknown exposures of newer construction materials, could limit coverage capacity, as well as hinder or delay projects.
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