Insurers have become very active in insurance accelerators and startup investment over the past year, but must embrace failure in order to innovate, according to insurance tech analyst firm Novarica.
The 2016 hail season in Texas is already one of the most severe in the state’s history, with year-to-date results reaching the nine-year average for hail storm damage in the United States, according to CoreLogic, Inc., a global property information, analytics and data-enabled services provider.
East Mesa resident Scott Rolfness rolls his eyes toward the heavens whenever he hears the distinctive sound that every driver in Arizona instantly recognizes: the loud ping of a rock hitting a windshield.
Floods from heavy rain continue to close roads in central Minnesota and western Wisconsin after a storm that dropped damaging tornadoes tracked through Minnesota on Monday.
A South Jersey mom lost part of her vision at the dentist thanks to an accident that could have been prevented, but her dentist didn’t take proper precautions. It’s a federal recommendation that some dentists don’t follow.
General Mills Inc said it was recalling two flavors of Betty Crocker cake mix in the United States and one in Canada as part of a recall of some flour products following an E. Coli outbreak.
Nevada officials filed a lawsuit this week against an insurance company that they say wrongly refused to help pay legal defense and settlement costs in a psychiatric patient busing case brought by San Francisco.
Greenwood County Emergency Management now confirms 152 structures were affected by the Eureka tornado. The list includes 32 structures that were destroyed with another 31 receiving major damage. Another 98 structures were at least affected with some form of minor damage.
A Santa Barbara police officer charged with insurance fraud was competing in “strongman” contests for at least two years while on paid injury leave, records show.
Two Alabama men have been arrested for their alleged role in starting the Cold Springs Fire near Nederland. According to the Boulder County Sheriff’s Office, Jimmy Andrew Suggs, 28, and Zackary Ryan Kuykendall, 26, both of Vinemont, Alabama, have been charged with fourth-degree arson.
A Goose Creek teenager is behind bars after police say he hopped into a bulldozer and drove around a construction site causing more than $110,000 worth of damage.
The state Supreme Court has ruled that a nearly 100-year-old provision in state law that allows agricultural employers to opt out of the workers’ compensation system is unconstitutional.
The town of Randolph, Maine, wanted to honor military veterans by flying American flags. However, the cost of insurance to cover potential liabilities is too high.
