A deaf truck driver was awarded $335,682 by a federal judge following a successful discrimination lawsuit against Werner Enterprises and Drivers Management, LLC.

A Delaware judge’s ruling curtails certain claims in the state’s lawsuit against the fossil fuel industry, focusing on local air pollution effects.

The new federal catastrophe reinsurance bill faces scrutiny from America’s insurers, highlighting concerns over policyholder costs and insurance access.

The shift from resilience to adaptation in property and casualty insurance is made possible by Embedded Insurance at the Point of Design, offering a transformative approach to managing risk.

Following the 2023 industry reset, the reinsurance market is experiencing a significant positive transformation, offering promising opportunities for investors and companies alike.

Amid global challenges, the insurance industry’s future looks bright with AI-driven transformations enhancing risk management, policy recommendations, and employee experiences.

In a key decision, the Illinois Appellate Court ruled that insurance companies are not required to defend in a lawsuit involving the Biometric Information Privacy Act (BIPA), marking a significant legal development.

Gov. Kathy Hochul’s veto of a bill to ban noncompete agreements in New York maintains the status quo, balancing business interests and worker rights.

After a lengthy legal battle, the city of Jackson, Mississippi, is set to receive $10.3 million from Zurich American Insurance for damages from a 2013 hailstorm.

The cyber insurance market experiences a shift with increased premiums, evolving cyber threats, and a focus on informed decision-making for 2024, as highlighted by Woodruff Sawyer.

Eastern Australia faces unexpected and prolonged deluge, causing extensive damage to homes and crops, challenging the typical preparations for wildfire season.

Supercede’s latest data reveals notable growth in digital platform usage, indicating a shift towards technological integration in the reinsurance industry.

With the largest annual increase in nearly 50 years, auto insurance costs are unexpectedly contributing to persistent U.S. inflation, impacting overall consumer prices.

Moody’s RMS analysis predicts insured losses from the January 1 Noto Peninsula earthquake in Japan to range between $3 to $6 billion, covering various impacts.

The Ohio Supreme Court’s recent decision affirms that the statute of repose for medical claims encompasses wrongful death claims, impacting medical malpractice litigation.