Michigan bill targets no-fault PIP opt-out rules, deductible cap
Seven senators want to change who can drop PIP coverage - and what counts as enough health insurance
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Clients losing talent? Their benefits package may be to blame
Trucordia’s chief people officer on talent retention - for employer clients and brokerages alike
AM Best upgrades Dah Sing Insurance ratings on strong business growth, diversified portfolio
AM Best has upgraded the financial strength rating of Dah Sing Insurance Company (DSI) to A (excellent) from A- (excellent), reflecting sustained improvement in its business profile. The rating agency
Chubb Revamps Claims with 3 Leadership Promotions
Chubb Limited said it made three leadership appointments within its global claims organization. Lisa Wilson has been named head of North America claims, overseeing all aspects of North America commerc
Men take more family leave than women. HR thinks the opposite
A Standard study finds HR’s perception of who takes leave is inverted, with practical consequences for staffing and benefits design
A&E liability claims cost far more as defense costs climb, Victor finds
Nearly a third of claims generated defense costs without any indemnity payment
Viewpoint: AI Doesn’t End the Rite of Passage; the Grind Wasn’t the Teacher
A few years ago, the industry’s biggest worry was how to recruit enough talent to fill the gaps and prepare for the future of insurance. We talked endlessly about how to make insurance look inte
Domestic violence survivors face insurance gaps on the path to independence
Triple-I highlights coverage checks and financial safeguards that can help survivors establish a more secure footing
Higginbotham Transportation Practice Grows Into Full Division
Higginbotham announced it has grown its transportation specialty practice into a full division. The 31-person division brings 372 combined years of transportation insurance experience and greater capa
Trucking consolidation creates a more complex insurance purchase
Combining operations forces brokers to reassess retained risk, liability separation and coverage across growing transportation businesses
Texas Crackdown on Data Centers is Limited
In recent weeks, Gov. Greg Abbott and Attorney General Ken Paxton have adopted increasingly tough rhetoric against data centers, promising to crack down on hundreds of facilities that failed to disclo
Marsh revenue climbs 8% as consulting growth offsets reinsurance decline
Double-digit management consulting growth supports earnings as softer pricing hits insurance and reinsurance renewals
Benefits broker pay grew 8x faster than the market, federal data shows
Ten years of DOL filings reveal a widening gap between premium growth and broker compensation - and plan sponsors now have the tools to scrutinize it
Here's why 100% of businesses need cyber cover
CEO explains why it needs to be part of every conversation
States Seek Children’s Data Protections in Character.AI Bankruptcy
A group of 40 state attorneys general on Wednesday urged a US bankruptcy judge in Delaware to protect young users of Character.AI and keep their data safe during the AI companion company’s bankr
Contractor hides asbestos work, $9.7M military base fire goes uncovered
The contractor said no asbestos. The building burned down. Now nobody’s covered
SageSure One Expanding California Homeowners Coverage
SageSure One is expanding its California homeowners insurance offerings. The new product, from Olympus Insurance Co., provides up to $20 million in total insurable value. The non-admitted HO5 homeowne
Setback for TikTok as EU Court Adviser Backs Gatekeeper Label
An adviser to Europe’s highest court recommended on Oct. 15 that TikTok lose its challenge to its “gatekeeper” status under landmark EU rules, backing regulators in a closely watched
Thailand makes first payout under new disaster insurance scheme
Thailand's government has made its first payout under its new National Disaster Insurance Policy to the family of a woman who died in a flash flood in Chiang Mai, according to an Office of Insurance C
Singapore-flagged container vessel sunk in Strait of Hormuz ‘matter for war risk underwriters’, West says
A Singapore-flagged container vessel which sank after being struck by an unknown projectile while transiting the Strait of Hormuz was entered with P&I insurer West of England, but is a "matter for
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