As part of a growing focus on ESG issues, regulators around the world have been focusing on exaggerated or unsubstantiated claims regarding sustainability, also known as ‘greenwashing.’
Mentoring up, or what’s also known as "reverse mentorship", is gaining popularity in the insurance industry. With significant gaps in age and professional experience, older workers with years of industry experience are taking on the mentor role but are also learning from younger employees who have a diverse skill set.
The recent infrastructure law passed by Congress in 2021 has the potential to end one of the most persistent highway safety problems -- impaired driving -- and prevent more than 9,000 deaths a year.
Florida presents property insurers with a unique set of factors that affect the availability and affordability of insurance coverage. The state boasts the third-largest population in America while simultaneously enduring a higher-than-average volume of natural disasters.
The world’s largest telematics service provider has released an analysis on distracted driving levels in Ohio, just three weeks after the state enacted a handheld phone ban.
The Mississippi state insurance department has reported that insurance losses from the March tornado that swept through parts of Mississippi have reached nearly $100 million, with uninsured losses expected to surpass this figure.
St. Charles Parish in Louisiana has sued the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) over the new Flood Risk Rating 2.0 that went into effect in October 2021.
General Motors Co. is recalling certain Chevrolet Silverado medium-duty trucks with model years 2019 or later due to a potential brake fluid leak that could lead to a fire.
On April 24, 2021, the United States Supreme Court issued a decision allowing lawsuits filed by municipalities seeking to hold oil companies accountable for harms caused by carbon emissions to move forward in state courts.
Paul Richard Massey, a resident of West Virginia, recently pleaded guilty to wire fraud and money laundering charges. Massey, who worked as a claims adjuster for Allstate Insurance Company from 2015 to June 2019, confessed to issuing fraudulent payments to a business that he owns.
