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More Than 250,000 U.S. Properties Reported to Have Repeated NFIP Claims

More than a quarter million U.S. properties have repeated claims for federal flood insurance, costing the National Flood Insurance Program... Read More

Report Shows Bump in Federal Trade Secret Litigation in 2023

Analytics from Lex Machina 2024 Trade Secret Litigation Report reveals a rise in trade secret cases filed in federal district... Read More

Moody’s: Private Market Insured Losses From Francine Won’t Exceed $2B

U.S. private market insured losses from Hurricane Francine are estimated to not exceed $2 billion, Moody’s RMS Event Response team... Read More

U.S. Sues Ship Owner, Operator Over Baltimore Bridge Collapse

The U.S. sued the owner and the operator of a Singapore-flagged ship that rammed into a Baltimore bridge in March,... Read More

U.S. Property Insurance Rates Fall for First Time Since 2017

U.S. property insurance rates are decreasing for the first time in almost seven years, after insurers returned to profitability amid... Read More

Insurers Say Dark Fleet Oil Tankers Pose a Major Claims Risk

Marine insurance markets face significant risk from the growth of a shadow fleet of ships hauling oil from sanctioned producers... Read More

Coastal Carolina Gets 1,000-Year Rainfall Event From Storm System

Parts of North Carolina saw something Monday that has not been seen in hundreds, or perhaps 1,000 years – 18... Read More

Survey Shows a Worker Safety Gap Between Business Owner Generations

Younger small business owners seem to be less aware of the importance of workplace safety than older owners, showing an... Read More

Hurricane Francine Losses Expected to be Manageable for Insurers

Losses from Hurricane Francine are expected to be manageable for property/casualty insurers, with major population centers sparred from the worst... Read More

Survey: People Open to Higher Premiums to Subsidize Higher-Risk Individuals—Sometimes

A surprising percentage of people are open to paying higher insurance premiums to subsidize higher-risk individuals, but only when they... Read More

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Editor’s Picks

More Than 250,000 U.S. Properties Reported to Have Repeated NFIP Claims

Report Shows Bump in Federal Trade Secret Litigation in 2023

Moody’s: Private Market Insured Losses From Francine Won’t Exceed $2B

U.S. Sues Ship Owner, Operator Over Baltimore Bridge Collapse

U.S. Property Insurance Rates Fall for First Time Since 2017

Insurers Say Dark Fleet Oil Tankers Pose a Major Claims Risk

Coastal Carolina Gets 1,000-Year Rainfall Event From Storm System

Survey Shows a Worker Safety Gap Between Business Owner Generations

Hurricane Francine Losses Expected to be Manageable for Insurers

Survey: People Open to Higher Premiums to Subsidize Higher-Risk Individuals—Sometimes

DOJ Sues SeaWorld’s Parent Company for Disability Discrimination

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

Bessent Says Hormuz Ships Insurance Program to Start Soon

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

Crypto ‘Insurance’ Might Not Protect You From Theft

Iran Charges Some Ships Hormuz Transit Fees for Safe Passage

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

Berkshire Hathaway to Invest $1.8 Billion in Tokio Marine

Distracted Driving: Why Awareness Alone Isn’t Working

Florida Man Faked Brain Injury for Years in Attempt to Gain $6M in Insurance

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