Following the insurance fraud charges, businesses are urged to adopt stringent safeguards to prevent fraud and protect their operations.

Insurers strive for a balance between embracing data science innovation and maintaining robust risk governance and ethical standards.

The U.S. commercial litigation finance industry faces a contraction in new funding deals due to broader financial market trends, despite stable demand.

In the fast-evolving cyber threat landscape, insurance industry processes are key to developing adaptable policies, managing risks, and enhancing cyber resilience.

Claims adjusters express challenges with roof damage claims, share strategies for dealing with contractors, and navigate industry changes.

As the reinsurance industry explores Generative AI, leaders weigh the technology’s potential for innovation against its risks.

Following a devastating attack on UnitedHealth Group’s subsidiary, the U.S. government offers a hefty reward for leads on the BlackCat ransomware syndicate.

Forecasters warn of an unusually active 2024 Atlantic hurricane season, urging early preparations as conditions favor above-average storm activity.

A groundbreaking report by GHSA and CMT offers strategies to tackle distracted driving, revealing the effectiveness of hands-free laws and tech-driven safety programs.

At the 2024 cyber symposium, experts express the need for clarity in underwriting AI-related risks, underscoring the insurance industry’s struggle with fast-paced technological advancements.

The 26th annual report by the National Academy of Social Insurance offers a detailed look at workers’ compensation trends during the COVID-19 era, showcasing the system’s adaptability.

Marine loss adjuster Paul Field reveals the challenges and nuances of handling insurance claims for pleasurecraft, emphasizing the human aspect and technical expertise required.

Lloyd’s of London anticipates the Francis Scott Key bridge collapse to potentially become the most significant marine insurance loss in history.

Facing a $38 billion underwriting loss and increased natural catastrophe damages, insurers explore predictive and preventive measures for sustainability.

Johnson & Johnson reaches a $75 million settlement with Mississippi over its talc-based baby powder, ending a consumer protection lawsuit.