Dog bite pits three carriers against each other after one goes silent
One carrier insured the dog's owner. It hasn't said a word since
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FTC Probing OpenAI, Anthropic Over Product Safety Concerns
The Federal Trade Commission is scrutinizing OpenAI, Anthropic PBC and other artificial intelligence companies about the safety of their products amid high-profile cybersecurity incidents, according t
US P/C Insurers See Fewer Ratings Downgrades in H1 2026 on Improved Performance
The US property/casualty insurance segment saw substantially fewer ratings downgrades with more ratings upgrades in the first half of 2026 — mostly related to either poor or improved operating p
Ohio Mutual Completes Merger of Idaho-Based Gem State
The merger of Idaho-based Gem State Insurance as a subsidiary under Ohio Mutual Insurance Group’s mutual holding company structure has been completed, effective Oct. 1, the company announced. Th
Lyft to Pay $272.5 Million to Settle California Driver Misclassification Claims
Lyft will pay $272.5 million to settle allegations it misclassified California drivers as independent contractors. Of the settlement with the California Labor Commissioner’s Office, 87% will go
KDIC, OK Financial set to conclude negotiations over YeByeol Non-Life Insurance deal: reports
Final acquisition of the bridge insurer set up to wind down the troubled MG Non-Life Insurance is expected to be completed in 2027. The post KDIC, OK Financial set to conclude negotiations over YeByeo
Southern California Utilities Prep Shutoffs as Fire Risk Surges
Thousands of homes and businesses in Southern California have been warned of the potential for power cuts in the coming days as a heat wave boosts wildfire risk throughout the region. With triple-digi
What makes America’s top insurance employers stand out?
Find out what this year’s best insurance employers are doing differently to attract and satisfy their people
US States Challenge Corteva Spinoff as Bid to Evade PFAS Liabilities
Fifteen US states sued agrichemicals company Corteva on Thursday, alleging that the spinoff of its seed and genetics business into Vylor was designed to shield the company’s best assets from ten
Wisconsin Workers’ Comp Rates Decrease for 11th Straight Year
Wisconsin workers’ compensation rates will decrease by approximately 2% over the coming year, making the 11th straight year the state has seen premiums decline. The rate decrease, which went int
Workers absorbing $1,000 medical bills aren't enrolling in coverage that would help
New EBRI and Lincoln Financial research links low supplemental health enrollment to awareness gaps, not product resistance
Drones are winning over regulators as claims chases 'fewer touches'
Mid-America Catastrophe Services' Henry Maley says sharper imagery and wider acceptance have turned drone inspections from a novelty into standard practice
Insurer takes $1 to drop $81K suit - fee clause bites back
The insurer was winning. Then it accepted a dollar. Now the fees are flipped
Insurance moves: AIG, Neptune, Tokio Marine, Parametrix, FORTIFIED
AIG promotes its chief actuary to chief risk officer, as Tokio Marine HCC, Parametrix, Neptune and FORTIFIED make senior moves
ALKEME adds three agencies while three buyers take a third of deals
Deal volume is at its lowest since 2019, and a handful of large acquirers are doing a growing share of the buying
Florida Insurance Agent Pleads Guilty in $300,000 Premium Finance Scheme
A Florida insurance agent faces years in prison after he pleaded guilty to fraudulently arranging more than $300,000 in premium financing for fake companies, then diverting much of the money to his pe
Steamship promotes Peter Jones to underwriting director in Singapore
Prior to joining the P&I club as an underwriting manager a year ago, he worked for Thomas Miller and UK P&I for over 16 years in total. The post Steamship promotes Peter Jones to underwritin
Is cyber insurance hardening or softening?
Mila Araujo on AI risk and the market's next three years
$7M bus-accident verdict zeroed out under sovereign immunity cap
The parties agreed on $7 million. Costs, fees, and liens left nothing
No alarm, no tenants, no coverage: insurer fights studio theft claims
Empty stages, no alarm, no property manager - and the thieves knew it
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