Sandy Hauserman

Sandy Hauserman is an attorney and founder of Stones River Consulting, LLC. SRC offers arbitration, expert witness and consulting services to the insurance/reinsurance industry. His practice includes evaluation of the risks and opportunities associated with environmental liability insurance, climate change, nanotechnology, e-waste, digital (cyber) risk insurance, and professional liability insurance. Prior to SRC Sandy worked for Guy Carpenter & Co. LLC, a large reinsurance intermediary, where he ran the Environmental Liability Specialty Practice. In addition, he sat on the Marsh and McLennan Global Climate Change Group. Sandy holds law degrees from the Vermont Law School and Pace University School of Law and is an ARIAS, U.S. certified reinsurance arbitrator.

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Insurers and Climate Change: Too Blind to See?
By Sandy Hauserman, October 09, 2009
Many existing insurance coverages will be negatively impacted by climate change, such as professional liability, workers compensation, and of course, property insurance. Without some adjustment...
A Clarion Call to Insurers
By Sandy Hauserman, July 02, 2009
The insurance industry should view two recent climate change stories of significance as a clarion call to action. Ignoring the risks could one day open up a flood of legal troubles for the...
Insurers Need to Address Climate Change By Building Windmills, Not Walls
By Sandy Hauserman, June 09, 2009
No industry stands to gain or lose more from climate change than the insurance industry. Yet it has dragged its heels in response when it should be adapting to the changing winds by reducing its...
Are Insurers Missing the Boat on Climate Change?
By Sandy Hauserman, April 10, 2009
Although climate change will pose a significant risk to the insurance industry, it will also produce considerable opportunities to create new products to facilitate reducing CO2 emissions,...

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