Automakers recalled 21.9 million cars and trucks in the U.S. last year, a nine-year high. The National Highway Traffic Safety...
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In 2013, Texas drivers and homeowners filed the fewest number of complaints against their insurance companies since the Texas Department...
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The insurance industry saw considerable job growth in 2013. InsuranceJobs.com, an employment website for insurance professionals, provided an overview of...
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There’s a privacy risk when policyholders join an insurer’s “pay as you drive” also known as usage-based insurance, program, according...
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Although new competitors are entering the U.S. property insurance market and alternative capacity is moving into the reinsurance space, neither...
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One in three insurers does not feel adequately protected against fraud, according to a new survey of U.S. and Canadian...
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While changing fraud trends affect other lines of coverage, the opposite holds true in workers’ compensation. As organized crime rings...
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Hurricane Sandy was the second costliest hurricane in United States history. Potvin Partners, Satellite Imaging, shows satellite imagery of Seaside...
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Natural catastrophes and man-made disasters caused $186 billion in economic losses globally in 2012 and took approximately 14,000 lives, according...
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54 The number of fatalities that occurred out of the 51 million skier/snowboarder days reported for the 2011-12 season. Thirty-nine...
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