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Global Ransomware Attacks Spiked Along with Payments and Demands in Q2: Corvus

Ransomware groups increased their activity significantly in the second quarter, new report from a Travelers subsidiary shows. The report from... Read More

Judge Agrees to Ask State Supreme Court About Barriers to $4B Hawaii Wildfire Settlement

The Hawaii Supreme Court will be asked to weigh in on an issue that threatens to thwart a $4 billion... Read More

J.D. Power: Small Businesses Eye Insurance Provider Trust, Loyalty and Brand Advocacy

Trust impacts customer satisfaction, loyalty and brand advocacy more than other factors when small businesses choose a commercial insurance provider,... Read More

Sedgwick: U.S. Product Recalls Dropped in Q2 in 5 Key Industries

Product recalls in the U.S. decreased across the automotive, consumer product, food and drink, medical device and pharmaceutical industries in... Read More

Western States Top Wildfire Risk Scores in New Analysis

California, Oregon, Colorado, Washington and Arizona are the states most at risk for wildfires, earning an “F” rating, according to... Read More

Court Rules Lyft is a Motor Carrier and State Farm Can Be Sued Directly

Georgia lawmakers this year put an end to direct-action lawsuits against trucking companies’ insurers, but that did not come soon... Read More

Main Street America Insurance Exits Personal Lines

Main Street America Insurance said Thursday it will stop offering personal lines insurance in favor of a commercial lines strategy.... Read More

Underwriters Wary of PFAS Amid ‘Superstorm’ of Litigation, Regulation

As litigation and regulation increase around per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS), insurance underwriting is tightening across lines. Insurance professionals who... Read More

Cargo Theft Increases Heading into Labor Day Holiday, Report Shows

While workers are taking a break to celebrate a holiday that honors labor, crooks will be laboring to take advantage... Read More

Sunk Superyacht Likely to Cost Insurers At Least $150 Million, Experts Say

Insurers of the Bayesian superyacht that sank this month, killing tech entrepreneur Mike Lynch and six others, could be on... Read More

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Editor’s Picks

Global Ransomware Attacks Spiked Along with Payments and Demands in Q2: Corvus

Judge Agrees to Ask State Supreme Court About Barriers to $4B Hawaii Wildfire Settlement

J.D. Power: Small Businesses Eye Insurance Provider Trust, Loyalty and Brand Advocacy

Sedgwick: U.S. Product Recalls Dropped in Q2 in 5 Key Industries

Western States Top Wildfire Risk Scores in New Analysis

Court Rules Lyft is a Motor Carrier and State Farm Can Be Sued Directly

Main Street America Insurance Exits Personal Lines

Underwriters Wary of PFAS Amid ‘Superstorm’ of Litigation, Regulation

Cargo Theft Increases Heading into Labor Day Holiday, Report Shows

Sunk Superyacht Likely to Cost Insurers At Least $150 Million, Experts Say

DOJ Sues SeaWorld’s Parent Company for Disability Discrimination

Bessent Says Hormuz Ships Insurance Program to Start Soon

Crypto ‘Insurance’ Might Not Protect You From Theft

Distracted Driving: Why Awareness Alone Isn’t Working

Toyota’s China JVs Recall 560,000 SUVs Over Seat Safety Risk

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

Duffy Says Small Airports Will Close If DHS Shutdown Continues

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