A Clermont County man accused of creating an elaborate scheme to burn down his own house and frame his girlfriend will not face and jail or prison time.
The tornado that damaged more than more than 1,000 buildings in south-central Kansas generated winds up to 165 mph and carved a path of destruction nearly 13 miles long.
Crews are finally getting a better look at the area scorched by two massive wildfires northwest of Las Vegas, New Mexico. Officials say the fires damaged or destroyed more than 150 homes, and that number could get higher.
A lawsuit filed against USAA by auto insurance policyholder Philip Johnson in California alleges the company has ‘scored a windfall’ of profit throughout the COVID-19 pandemic by continuing to ‘charge and collect excessive premiums’ in 2020 and 2021 despite fewer cars on the road resulting in a decreased number of claims.
The popular Portland-based brewpub, Kells Irish Brewery, has filed a $2 million federal lawsuit against the Continental Western Insurance Company for allegedly refusing to pay for business losses caused by COVID-19 shutdowns.
The National Association of Insurance Commissioners (NAIC) insurance complaint data shows that the No. 1 complaint from insurance policyholders is claims handling delays and that all of the top five most complained about insurance processes have to do with claims handling.
A recent study by IBM and the Ponemon Institute quantifies the rising cost of data breaches as workers moved to remote environments during the coronavirus pandemic. According to the report, an average data breach in 2021 cost $4.24 million – up from $3.86 million in 2020. However, where remote work was a factor in causing the breach, the cost increased by $1.07 million.
Phishing. Smishing. And vishing. Three ways hackers are targeting employees in an effort to infiltrate companies and gain access to sensitive information.
Victims of Colorado’s wildfires could soon benefit from more assistance from their property insurance companies as the state’s legislature recently approved changes.
A policyholder cannot sidestep its insurer by collecting a $22 million claim from 10 reinsurers and insurance brokers, a federal appeals court said Friday, in a ruling involving a Willis Towers Watson PLC captive manager.
The Florida Division of Workers’ Compensation on Monday reported the lowest number of workers compensation COVID-19 claims since the start of the pandemic.
Any technology that enables the gathering of consumer information can deliver opportunities for organizations—more effective marketing, better customer service and increased sales, for example. It can also present risks of invading privacy.
