Editor's Picks Archives - Page 29 of 118

EPA Unveils Plan to Scrap Authority to Regulate Greenhouse Gases

The Trump administration is formally proposing to scrap the U.S. government’s authority to regulate greenhouse gases as an air pollutant,... Read More

Munich Re Reports Insured Losses Hit $80B in First Half of Year, Driven by US Claims

Natural disasters across the globe cost insurers $80 billion during the first half of 2025, up from $64 billion in... Read More

Appeals Court Rules Insurer Can’t Sue for Unjust Enrichment by Deceptive Insured

A decision by a federal appeals court last week shows what limited options insurance carriers have when they discover major... Read More

Amazon Faces UK Lawsuits Worth up to $5.4B From Retailers, Consumers

Amazon faces two mass lawsuits from retailers and consumers worth up to 4 billion pounds ($5.4 billion) for allegedly abusing... Read More

Report Shows Cargo Theft up 13% in 2Q as Organized Crime Targeted High-Value Goods

Supply chain theft events across the U.S. and Canada rose 13% in the second quarter from the same period in... Read More

Meta Investors, Zuckerberg Reach Settlement to End $8B Trial Over Privacy Litigation

Mark Zuckerberg and current and former directors and officers of Meta Platforms agreed on Thursday to settle claims seeking $8... Read More

Air India Junior Pilot Asked Captain Why He Turned off Fuel Switches

A cockpit voice recording of doomed Air India Flight 171 indicates the younger co-pilot asked his colleague why he turned... Read More

New Book Proposes Four-Prong Legal Strategy to Negate Nuclear Verdicts

Leaders at one of the largest national insurance defense firms believe they have identified the causes of nuclear verdicts—and developed... Read More

First-Half 2025 Insured Losses From Natural Cats Hit $100B, Driven by US Events

Global insured losses during the first half of this year were at least $100 billion, and more than 90% of... Read More

Insurance Group Calls for Collaboration to Cover Disaster Losses

Public/private collaboration, beyond just insurance, is essential to narrowing the protection gap, as losses from natural disasters rise, the head... Read More

Featured Stories

Editor’s Picks

EPA Unveils Plan to Scrap Authority to Regulate Greenhouse Gases

Munich Re Reports Insured Losses Hit $80B in First Half of Year, Driven by US Claims

Appeals Court Rules Insurer Can’t Sue for Unjust Enrichment by Deceptive Insured

Amazon Faces UK Lawsuits Worth up to $5.4B From Retailers, Consumers

Report Shows Cargo Theft up 13% in 2Q as Organized Crime Targeted High-Value Goods

Meta Investors, Zuckerberg Reach Settlement to End $8B Trial Over Privacy Litigation

Air India Junior Pilot Asked Captain Why He Turned off Fuel Switches

New Book Proposes Four-Prong Legal Strategy to Negate Nuclear Verdicts

First-Half 2025 Insured Losses From Natural Cats Hit $100B, Driven by US Events

Insurance Group Calls for Collaboration to Cover Disaster Losses

OpenAI Floats Idea of Global AI Governance Body With US, China

CommScope Sued by Lenders for at Least $150 Million Over Alleged Breach

Typhoon Season in Northwest Pacific Seen Most Active in a Decade

CommScope Sued by Lenders for at Least $150 Million Over Alleged Breach

Hail to High Variance: Rethinking Test Squares and Roof Damage Assessment

Worst Start to Wildfire Season Raises Alarm as El Niño Threatens

Hedge Funds Make Their Move as Litigation Finance Assets Slump

Balancing Technology and Expertise in Property Insurance Claims

Confronting the escalating threat of severe convective storms in 2026

From Generalist to Specialist: Why Claims Require Domain-Trained AI

What Every Claims Leader Needs to Know as a First-Time Buyer