A recent discussion in the insurance subreddit community delved into the complexities of insurance claims involving intentional acts due to manic episodes, highlighting varying interpretations and practices across the industry.

Seasoned insurance adjusters and industry professionals raise alarms about declining integrity and growing dissatisfaction within the insurance sector.

The South Carolina Supreme Court has affirmed, with modifications, a court decision on the relevance of ergonomics evidence in a repetitive trauma injury claim.

Generative artificial intelligence (GenAI) is becoming integral to U.S. healthcare, promising to streamline operations and enhance patient care.

H R Vasquez Construction LLC, a St. Louis-based roofing contractor, has incurred OSHA penalties totaling $267,332 due to multiple safety violations at various sites.

The new American Privacy Rights Act aims to enhance online data privacy and introduce stronger consumer protections against data misuse.

Donnie Callaway, a well-known mechanic specializing in vintage Ferraris, has been arrested in Arizona on charges of theft and fraud following a sting operation by a collector.

The EPA has introduced the first national drinking water standards for PFAS to protect 100 million Americans from these hazardous chemicals.

A judge has mandated that a Chiefs superfan, who committed multiple bank robberies, pay over $10 million for the distress caused during a 2022 robbery.

In the wake of legislative changes, Florida Peninsula Insurance has announced a 2% reduction in premiums for homeowners and condo policies starting in July.

Facing chronic pain from a workplace injury, a Newfoundland woman contends with workers’ compensation delays for a vital ketamine treatment.

In Florida, a fraudulent insurance claim scheme involving a falsified homeowner signature has led to the arrest of two individuals.

With the adoption of NAIC’s AI framework by seven states, insurers face the challenge of implementing comprehensive AI governance and risk management programs.

The Supreme Court’s Lindke v. Freed decision provides crucial guidance on distinguishing between personal and official social media use by public officials.

Insurity’s 2024 AI report highlights growing consumer confidence in AI for fraud detection and personalized services, while noting caution around its use in claims and underwriting.