Rate stability returns to E&S casualty but nuclear verdicts persist

The US excess and surplus (E&S) casualty market is closing out 2025 in transition, with rate momentum easing even as social inflation, litigation funding and nuclear verdicts continue to dictate underwriting behaviour.

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