One ladder fall, nine years of bills: Travelers sues rival insurer
A worker fell from a ladder in 2017. One insurer kept paying. Now it wants its money back
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Policyholder sues broker over coverage gap he never asked to fill
His circumstances changed. His coverage request didn’t. The court drew the line
Nearly half of workers want supplemental cover, but only 15% know their employer offers it
New York Life data reveals a striking gap between employee demand for voluntary benefits and basic awareness of what’s on offer
Thailand’s insured flood losses to date in 2026 at US$297–327m: OIC
Thailand's insured flood losses for the year so far are about THB10-11 billion (US$297-327 million), with claims largely from homes, motor, farmland, orchards, factories and businesses, according to a
South Korea, Japan Buffeted by Hacks as AI Lowers Bar for Cybercriminals
South Korean and Japanese companies are racing to strengthen cyber defenses after a wave of attacks that cybersecurity experts say are highlighting how AI may be lowering the bar for criminals with li
People Moves: Selective Insurance Names Kalia Chief Investment Officer
Selective Insurance Group Inc., headquartered in Short Hills, New Jersey, appointed Vaibhav (Vaib) Kalia as executive vice president and chief investment officer. Kalia has served as interim chief inv
Insurance moves: Lockton, CRC Group
Lockton restructures casualty leadership as CRC adds a wholesale specialist in Florida
AI agents are already calling insurers, warns Guardian Life tech chief
AI agents are already calling insurers, warns Guardian Life tech chief
How has the broker's role evolved beyond simply placing risk?
Aon's Jacqueline Waters shares her take
AI Pricing Lawsuit Against McDonald’s Raises New Antitrust Questions
A federal antitrust lawsuit against McDonald’s this week claims the fast-food giant is using AI-powered tools to fix menu prices, marking the latest case to allege companies are relying on new t
India Insurance Regulator Eyes 2027 Start for Commission Caps
India’s insurance regulator may implement sweeping distribution reforms as early as January, pushing ahead with an overhaul that has battered shares of insurers and brokers. The effective dates
How timing determines what M&A insurance due diligence can accomplish
Engaging an insurance advisor at letter of intent opens options that late arrival permanently closes
San Antonio Car Dealerships to Pay $430K In Sex Discrimination Lawsuit
Benson Enterprises, Inc., the operator of automotive dealerships including Ingram Park Chrysler Jeep Dodge Ram in San Antonio, will pay $430,000 and furnish other relief to settle a sex-based harassme
The benefits agencies that walked away from small groups - and why they are coming back
The margin economics of small-group benefits have always been punishing. Automation is changing the calculation - and some agencies that gave up on the line of business entirely are finding their way
Viewpoint: The ‘Unbundled’ Insurer Emerges in Age of AI as Value Chain Fragments
A roofing contractor in Florida buys a general liability policy. Between him and the capital that stands behind the policy sits a supply chain: a retail agent, a wholesale broker, an underwriter, a li
A Timeline of Developments in AI Safety Since the Attack on Hugging Face
In one alarming announcement after another, artificial intelligence companies in recent months have shared examples of their technology acting in ways that appeared to evade instructions from humans.
Isaias hits Category 3 as Gulf oil shut-ins reach 63% and diesel stocks sit at a record seasonal low
Chevron’s Pascagoula refinery is inside the hurricane warning area, and brokers are putting early insured losses at $3 billion to $5 billion
ACIC launches E&S carrier for coastal commercial property
ACES Specialty Insurance will begin writing in Florida, Texas and South Carolina on December 1, adding a direct market for catastrophe-exposed placements
Restoration contractors absorbing labor costs to hold prices, Crawford survey finds
Repair prices are holding steady because contractors are absorbing the cost. That may not last.
PG&E Warns of Possible Weekend Power Shutoffs Amid Windy California Weather
PG&E Corp. is warning that it may shut off power to some customers in northern California this weekend as dry winds elevate the risk of wildfires. California’s biggest utility may switch off
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