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P/C Industry Depends Too Much on Catastrophe Models, Says Pioneer Clark

Catastrophe models are a great risk management tool for property/casualty insurers but even the person who created the first one... Read More

How to Navigate Claims Negotiations

Whether working on a first or third party claim, an adjuster will undoubtedly run into a situation where resolution is... Read More

Storm’s Fury Leaves at Least 39 Dead

A furious storm system that kicked up tornadoes, flash floods and hail as big as softballs has left at least... Read More

Air Traffic Controllers to Get More Rest Between Shifts

The government said air traffic controllers would have more time to rest between shifts under new work rules announced Sunday,... Read More

OSHA Fall Protection Directive Upheld in US Court of Appeals

The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit rejected a challenge by the National Roofing Contractors Association to the... Read More

Ford F-150 Pickup Recall Expands to Nearly 1.2 Million

Under pressure from government safety regulators, Ford Motor Company is expanding a recall of the popular F-150 pickup truck to... Read More

Oil Spill Claims Paid Total $3.8 Billion

U.S. Shuts Down Massive Cyber Theft Ring

U.S. authorities claimed one of their biggest victories against cyber crime as they shut down a ring they said used... Read More

Strike Force Inspections Remove 289 Unsafe Passenger Buses and Drivers

U.S. DOT officials announced that the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) and its state and local law enforcement partners... Read More

Report Sees Lapses in Bishops’ Child Safety Policy

Auditors hired by the U.S. bishops to check child safety in America’s Roman Catholic dioceses each year warned in a... Read More

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P/C Industry Depends Too Much on Catastrophe Models, Says Pioneer Clark

How to Navigate Claims Negotiations

Storm’s Fury Leaves at Least 39 Dead

Air Traffic Controllers to Get More Rest Between Shifts

OSHA Fall Protection Directive Upheld in US Court of Appeals

Ford F-150 Pickup Recall Expands to Nearly 1.2 Million

Oil Spill Claims Paid Total $3.8 Billion

U.S. Shuts Down Massive Cyber Theft Ring

Strike Force Inspections Remove 289 Unsafe Passenger Buses and Drivers

Report Sees Lapses in Bishops’ Child Safety Policy

Goldman Sachs Creates $1 Billion Reinsurance Pool With Talcott

Google Loses Bid to Block UK Class Action Over Search Ads

Binance Claims RedotPay Diverted Users in $470 Million Lawsuit

Major Hedge Funds Targeted in Wave of Attempted Cyberattacks

Hackers Hit Bitcoin’s Safest Hiding Place in Ongoing Attack

Ex-Red Lobster Owner Says in Lawsuit Defense That Endless Shrimp Not Its Idea

Florida’s Fix for Insurance Crisis Puts More Risk on Homeowners

Goldman Sachs Must Pay Male Banker $1.9 Million for Sex Discrimination

Cost of a Data Breach Reaches Record $5 Million on Average

Tesla Faces US Auto Safety Probe Over Risk of Suspension Failure

Where Private Investigation Firms and Claims Professionals Intersect

The AI Arms Race in Claims: Pressure-Testing Demands with Defensibility at Scale

Best AI Medical Record Summarization for Complex Claims: What Claims Teams Need