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I had a conversation the other day that brought an Idaho Supreme Court decision from 2022 to my attention. If you’re interested, it’s Pena v. Viking Insurance Company of Wisconsin. This is
Sedgwick claims specialist warns that tenant agreements and insurance programs do not always assign losses the same way
Loss adjusters tell InsuranceAsia News that extreme rainfall is emerging as a major loss driver across Asia, driving motor, property and business interruption claims. The post Thailand floods, Typhoon
They include a new group chief claims officer and a new E&S property head
AM Best flags credit risk as fronting carriers lean on unauthorized and offshore reinsurance to support MGA growth
Connecticut’s insurance regulator is weighing whether to approve a workers’ compensation industry proposal for an overall average decrease of 4.9% to the current voluntary loss costs and a
Moonshot stayed silent for six weeks after a jailbreak warning, raising questions about AI safety controls that cyber and tech E&O wordings have yet to answer
Remnants of Hurricane Polo are set to fuel a widespread flood threat across the US from the Southwest to the Midwest in coming days. Heavy rain from the storm has already caused flash flooding in part
New carrier withdrawals, a subsidy rule change and a rising out-of-pocket cap add to what brokers must cover before November 1
‘Work from home is essentially done,’ says expert – but not for collaboration and productivity reasons
Solstice Advanced Materials, the corporate owner of a nuclear fuel facility at the heart of President Donald Trump’s push for a nuclear renaissance, has agreed to pay $80 million to settle claim
Arlington/Roe's Jennie Carr on why fragmentation, not resistance, slows wholesale broking
Amynta's Anthony Slimowicz says the MGA edge lies in judgment, not just data or platforms
As the latest extreme weather recedes, suspicions of insurance fraud are already arriving
Research finds carriers chasing small commercial growth must pick their segments carefully, with agents still central to placing complex risks
Succession plan puts longtime executive in the top job from March 2027, and comes as the insurer sharpens focus on P&C and employee benefits
The latest National Compensation Survey finds 49% of private industry workers have access, with a 32-point gap over sick leave
Willis hires Andy Chang as facultative demand rises globally, even as rates hit decade-long lows
Commercial rates are easing for the first time in almost nine years, but demand for insurance against violent attacks has kept climbing
Police in the Netherlands have arrested a Dutch man on suspicion of cybercrime-related activities, according to the person’s employer and other people familiar with the matter. Pepijn van der St
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