Editor’s Picks for August 2025

• When Luck Runs Out: Where $100B Hurricanes Might Happen
• Commercial Property Claims in 2025: Repair Costs, Timeliness and Smarter Solutions
• Cyber Outlook Report Finds Gaps, Outlines Holistic Approach to Protections
• 4.4 Million Consumers’ Data Compromised in Hack, Transunion Says
• Most Losses in Destructive Eaton Fire Tied to Conflagration Hazard, Report Shows
• 20 Years Later, Hurricane Katrina’s Impact Echoes in Models, Mitigation and Reforms
• Alabama Court Cuts Tax Bill for Remote-Working Adjuster, But Questions Remain
• Tesla Rejected $60M Settlement Before Losing $243 Million Autopilot Verdict
• Cyber Market Flush With Capacity as Buyers Get More Limit, Low Premium
• From Golf Greens to Sausage Fests: The Wild World of Prize Insurance
• Rising La Niña Odds Point to More Hurricanes in the Atlantic
• 5-Year Cost of Litigation Funding to Commercial Insurers Could Top $25B
• Lemonade Posts Another Quarterly Loss But Car Growth Continues
• New Report Finds 77% of At-Risk Homes Outside FEMA Zones Have No Flood Insurance
• Delay in Upping Its Claims Offer Could Cost AIG, Federal Appeals Court Says
• Swiss Re: Global Insured Catastrophe Losses Hit $80B in First Half
• Does Care Started by Advanced Practitioners Result in Different Workers’ Comp Outcomes?
• Hong Kong Sets Rainfall Record, Hundreds of Flights Delayed or Canceled
• Lack of Proper Insurance Coverage for Data Centers Presents Pitfalls
• Tesla Must Pay $243 Million Over Fatal Autopilot Crash
• China Says US Exploited Old Microsoft Flaw for Cyberattacks
• Taking Back Negotiation: Why Claim Professionals Must Lead the Next Chapter
• Server Says Woman Is Responsible for Own Death for Driving Drunk After Wine Tasting

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