Editor's Picks News AccuWeather: Warm Gulf Water Could Fuel Storm Intensification in September The Gulf Coast has avoided any major tropical storms so far this hurricane season, but that luck could soon change,... Read More
Editor's Picks News Katrina’s Legacy: Louisiana Fortifies Itself Against the Next Storm When Hurricane Katrina made landfall in southern Louisiana 20 years ago, the region was ill-prepared for the 125 mph winds... Read More
Editor's Picks News From Golf Greens to Sausage Fests: The Wild World of Prize Insurance Mark Gilmartin grew up around golf, playing in national tournaments from a young age and competing in college. When his... Read More
News Insurer Says it Has No Duty to Defend Kansas City Super Bowl Parade Shooting Lawsuit Cincinnati Specialty Underwriters said in a complaint last week that it has no duty to defend or indemnify a Kansas... Read More
News Central Texas Floods Highlight State’s Risky Profile, Triple-I Analysis Finds The catastrophic floods in central Texas on July 4 occurred in an area where fewer than 3% of homeowners have... Read More
Editor's Picks News Nebraska Sues GM Over Alleged Unauthorized Collection of Driving Data Nebraska Attorney General Mike Hilgers filed a lawsuit this week alleging General Motors and its telematics service provider OnStar collected... Read More
Editor's Picks News Q1 Claims Volume Hits 5-Year Low But Severity Up on Wildfire Losses, Verisk Says The quarter brought devastating wildfires to California, wind and hail events to Texas, and substantial increases in activity to "Tornado... Read More
News Appeals Court: Travelers Doesn’t Owe in Apartment Construction Delay Case A real estate investment firm isn’t covered for losses of rental income and soft costs over a delayed Missouri apartment... Read More
News St. Louis Waives 25% Holdback Rule for Property Claims From May 16 Tornado St. Louis Mayor Cara Spencer signed an executive order to waive a 25% holdback of insurance payouts for property damage... Read More
News Louisiana Governor Vetoes Bill Limiting Bad Faith Lawsuits Against Insurers Louisiana Governor Jeff Landry vetoed a bill last week that would have limited bad faith lawsuits against insurers, a move... Read More