US Travel Chaos Continues as Airlines Try to Restore Flights Nearly 3,900 flights were canceled on Monday. That follows the roughly 11,600 cancellations on Sunday, which bore the brunt of... Read More
Hot Sauce Company Sues Manufacturer Over Exploding Bottles A product liability dispute is bubbling between a popular salsa and hot sauces company and its manufacturer. Iowa-based Lola’s Fine... Read More
AI & Technology 20,000 AI Users at Travelers Prep for Innovation 2.0; Claims Call Centers Cut Days after announcing a deal to equip 10,000 engineers and data scientists at Travelers with AI assistants, the insurance company’s... Read More
Sweeping US Winter Storm Threatens Blackouts and Snarled Travel A swath of the U.S. from the Southern Rockies to the Mid-Atlantic and New England is on alert for a... Read More
Grandson Not Covered Under Grandma’s Home Insurance A homeowner’s insurer was right to deny a grandmother coverage for a claim against her grandson because he did not... Read More
Appeals Court Allows for Separate Loss-of-Consortium Damages A Missouri spouse can collect loss-of-consortium damages separate from her husband’s underinsured-motorist benefits, a federal appeals court ruled. The 8th... Read More
Texas Power Grid Faces Major Test From Season’s Biggest Storm A powerful winter storm descending on Texas on Friday will be one of the toughest tests of the state’s electric... Read More
Aon: Severe Convective Storms Become Costliest Insured Peril of 21st Century Severe convective storms have surpassed tropical cyclones to become the costliest insured peril of the 21st century, according to Aon... Read More
TowerBrook Takes Stake in Insurance Claims Firm MSA Mizar TowerBrook is acquiring a majority stake in MSA Mizar, an insurance claims management services provider. Read More
Appeals Court Asks Arizona Justices to Define ‘Fortuitous Loss’ What constitutes a fortuitous loss in Arizona? That’s the question the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals has asked the... Read More