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Cyber Outlook Report Finds Gaps, Outlines Holistic Approach to Protections

As the cyber market matures, it’s increasingly evident that fighting off cyberattacks is going to be an ongoing team effort.... Read More

Commercial Property Claims in 2025: Repair Costs, Timeliness and Smarter Solutions

The commercial property insurance market is navigating a constantly evolving landscape in 2025, in which rising costs, labor shortages and... Read More

4.4 Million Consumers’ Data Compromised in Hack, Transunion Says

Credit bureau TransUnion said Thursday that more than 4 million people’s data was exposed in a recent hack involving an... Read More

Most Losses in Destructive Eaton Fire Tied to Conflagration Hazard, Report Shows

An analysis found that properties assessed as low or moderate wildfire hazard in the L.A. Fire may still face high... Read More

20 Years Later, Hurricane Katrina’s Impact Echoes in Models, Mitigation and Reforms

Twenty years after Hurricane Katrina swamped Louisiana and Mississippi, the property insurance sector is better prepared for another catastrophic storm... Read More

Alabama Court Cuts Tax Bill for Remote-Working Adjuster, But Questions Remain

Claims adjusters, many of whom work remotely and travel extensively, can take heart from a recent Alabama court ruling, knowing... Read More

Tesla Rejected $60M Settlement Before Losing $243 Million Autopilot Verdict

Billionaire Elon Musk’s electric vehicle company Tesla rejected a $60 million settlement proposal in a lawsuit over the 2019 fatal... Read More

Cyber Market Flush With Capacity as Buyers Get More Limit, Low Premium

Cyber insurance remains an area of growth opportunity for property and casualty insurers, particularly in the face of large-scale risk... Read More

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

Rising La Niña Odds Point to More Hurricanes in the Atlantic

The world may be about to shift into a La Niña weather pattern, which would increase the risk of storms... Read More

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Editor’s Picks

Cyber Outlook Report Finds Gaps, Outlines Holistic Approach to Protections

Commercial Property Claims in 2025: Repair Costs, Timeliness and Smarter Solutions

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

IIHS: Hyundai, Mazda and Kia Among Safest Cars in 2026 Test

Musk Rips Twitter Verdict, Claims Jury’s $4.20 ‘Joke’ Mocked Him

Forecast Calls for 11–16 Named Storms, 2-4 Major Atlantic Hurricanes

LaGuardia Controllers Often Faced Late Sunday Rush Before Crash

Florida’s Home Hardening Grant Plan Is Massive, Popular—and Flawed, Critics Say

Duffy Says Small Airports Will Close If DHS Shutdown Continues

Iran Charges Some Ships Hormuz Transit Fees for Safe Passage

Berkshire Hathaway to Invest $1.8 Billion in Tokio Marine

Distracted Driving: Why Awareness Alone Isn’t Working

Study Shows Consumer Willingness to Edit Claim Images

Top Six Things That Claims Professionals Need To Know

If an Alarm Contractor Fails to Comply with the Mandatory Minimum Requirements of NFPA 72®, they may be a proximate cause of the damages sustained.

Water Leak Sensor Failures And Identifying Responsible Parties In These Claims