A tax preparer from Allen Park pleads guilty to using stolen identities for filing false unemployment claims during the pandemic, facing significant prison time.
In a landmark case, a jury ruled that LSD use was not the direct cause of a catastrophic spinal injury, requiring an insurer to cover the $1 million claim.
A landmark Louisiana law mandates health insurance to cover six months of smoking cessation treatments, marking a significant public health advancement.
As Tesla aims to innovate the insurance industry with personalized coverage, it faces hurdles like data privacy, regulatory compliance, and competition.
The Second Circuit’s ruling on JLM Couture v. Gutman offers a legal framework for determining social media account ownership, emphasizing original ownership and valid transfers.
In response to proposed insurance rate hikes, North Carolina Insurance Commissioner Mike Causey calls for fairness and scrutiny, emphasizing the impact of inflation on homeowners.
The CEO of Swiss Re underscores the need for fair risk valuation amid rising insurance costs, pointing to climate change as a significant driver of recent price adjustments.
A team of Stanford graduates has developed a weather forecasting model that surpasses traditional and AI-based methods, setting a new standard in accuracy and efficiency.
In the fast-evolving insurance landscape, developing new coverages combines scientific understanding, collaborative efforts, and a swift approach to market demands.