Several carriers start to offer such coverage, although for now theyre targeting larger corporations.

Catastrophe modeler Eqecat doubles its estimate of insured losses to up to $20 bln, says total damage could hit $50 bln.

Catastrophe modeler Eqecat doubles its estimate of insured losses to up to $20 bln, says total damage could hit $50 bln.

Catastrophe modeling firm AIR says insured losses from storm could total $7 bln to $15 bln.

Catastrophe modeling firm AIR says insured losses from storm could total $7 bln to $15 bln.

Alaska replaces Montana as state with most expensive workers compensation rates; Connecticut takes second place.

Alaska replaces Montana as state with most expensive workers compensation rates; Connecticut takes second place.

Insurance policies have emerged covering everything from luggage retrieval to extraction from hot spots