The latest news, regulation and trends in property & casualty insurance.
Maybe, but insurers can still take back control from climate risk.
After car insurance prices eased in 2025, insurers expect the gap between the most and least expensive states to widen further in 2026.
Mitigation is one way to reduce risk exposure.
A Swiss Re publication urges stakeholders to tackle the challenge of understanding the financial and social impact of tornadoes on large metropolitan areas…
Allen B. Uyeda, president and chief executive officer of First Insurance Co. of Hawaii, will retire July 31 after nearly 20 years at the helm of the state’s largest and oldest property and casualty insurer…
The founder of a Maryland insurance company arrested in connection with an alleged scheme to mislead regulators about the financial health of the firm consented to remain in detention for now…
American International Group insurers has launched a line of multinational commercial property products and services…
The founder of a Maryland insurance company was arrested in connection with an alleged scheme to make it appear that the firm — now being liquidated by a Delaware court — had millions of dollars in cash it did not actually possess…
The good deeds Larry Herman had done to help charity were not enough to spare him time in prison, a federal judge decided…
Arkansas Attorney General Dustin McDaniel filed a consumer-protection lawsuit against a Pulaski County man, the businesses he owns and his employees for deceptively marketing chiropractic services to consumers involved in automobile accidents…
Climate change is likely to exact enormous costs on U.S. regional economies in the form of lost property, reduced industrial output and more deaths, according to a report backed by a trio of men with vast business experience…
Homeowners digging out from damage and debris from the severe storms that socked southern Wisconsin could face another threat — unscrupulous contractors looking to profit off their misery…
For many years, Tom Jamieson didn’t have many options for coverage against wind and hail damage for his Isle of Palms, S.C., home…
Florida Gov. Rick Scott signed a bill saying insurers cannot deny coverage or charge more because of gun or ammunition ownership in Florida…
After running over and killing a Hawaii Pacific University student, Dominic Franklyn filed a false insurance claim to try to raise thousands for a foundation in his victim’s name, his attorney said…
Despite steady increases in premium prices during the past five years, auto owners’ satisfaction with auto insurers reached record-high levels, according to the J.D. Power 2014 U.S. Auto Insurance Study…
A new national survey reveals that an alarming number of car owners have experienced damage to their vehicles as a result of potholes over the last five years…
Three people are accused of staging a crash in Fort Lauderdale, Fla., to collect $80,000 from an insurance company, according to arrest records…
Two years ago, the sky opened up, and the rain didn’t stop for nearly two straight days…
There are cities in Florida that require scooter rental companies to carry liability insurance, but they are few and far between…
As reports of damage from last week’s storm in Abilene, Texas, continue to pour in, people wait for insurance adjusters to estimate repair costs…
The last of nearly 160 layoffs at Travelers Insurance in downtown Syracuse, N.Y., is scheduled to start in September…
Mike Janosik noticed problems when he opened the pool two weeks ago: Sand beneath the pool’s plastic liner was a half-foot lower than normal in places, and some of the pool walls were buckled…
