Editor's Picks News Report: 2.6M Homes with a Cost of $1.3 Trillion at Moderate to Very High Risk of Wildfire More than 2.6 million homes across 14 states with a total reconstruction cost of $1.3 trillion are at moderate to... Read More
News New Report Outlines How Tech Is Used to Target Transportation, Logistics Sectors In 2022, a covert practice by unscrupulous lawyers targeting insurers was uncovered by Demotech Inc., a financial analysis firm serving... Read More
News Plaintiffs in Lawsuit Vs. NCAA Ask Judge to Deny Preliminary Approval of Billion Settlement Plaintiffs’ attorneys in a federal antitrust lawsuit against the NCAA that is not part of a recent $2.78 billion settlement... Read More
News J&J Gets Plaintiff Backing for $6.5 Billion Baby Powder Accord Johnson & Johnson has cleared a key hurdle for advancing a $6.5 billion plan to resolve thousands of lawsuits by... Read More
Editor's Picks News Hawaiian Electric Pegs Loss at $1.7 Billion From Maui Fire Hawaiian Electric Industries Inc. pegged losses from estimated accrual of liabilities stemming from one of the worst wildfires in US... Read More
News U.S. Auto Regulator Opens Probe into 330,000 Hyundai SUVs Over Seat Belts U.S. auto safety regulators said on Friday that it was opening a preliminary evaluation into approximately 332,288 Hyundai SUVs in... Read More
News Report: Auto Insurance up 15% Since Beginning of the Year Car insurance premiums have gone up by 15% since the beginning of the year, and they are projected to be... Read More
News Taylor Swift Cancellations Deal Blow to Insurers, Sources Say Insurers face millions of dollars in claims after a foiled attack forced three Taylor Swift concerts in Austria to be... Read More
News AccuWeather’s U.S. Preliminary Estimate of Damage and Economic Loss from Debby is $28B The total damage and economic loss from Hurricane Debby in the U.S. is expected to be $28 billion, according to... Read More
Editor's Picks News NOAA Says Highly Active Hurricane Season Likely to Continue in The Atlantic The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, which has already forecast an extremely active hurricane season, is now saying it could... Read More