Starting March 20, New Jersey’s new law mandates flood history and risk disclosures for all real estate transactions, enhancing transparency and preparedness.
Auto insurance premiums are climbing due to labor/material costs, natural disasters, and social inflation, with industry challenges sparking rate hikes.
Ocean temperatures have surged to unprecedented levels for over a year, alarming scientists about potential long-term ecological and meteorological impacts.
A recent storm in Salisbury, Massachusetts, has undone efforts to fortify the beach, washing away $600,000 in sand, despite community-led dune replenishment initiatives.
In response to climbing premiums and climate threats, the U.S. pivots from direct data collection to a collaborative approach with state insurance regulators.
Cleanup efforts and track repairs have commenced after a Norfolk Southern train derailment in eastern Pennsylvania, with containment measures in place for a diesel fuel spill and no reported injuries or hazardous material concerns.
Many residents of the Texas Panhandle, left uninsured, face an uphill battle in recovering from devastating wildfires, highlighting the growing insurance affordability crisis.
A landmark $72.5 million judgment has been awarded to Aurora Beauchamp, a cancer patient severely injured by a city bus, marking one of the MTA’s largest payouts.
In 2023, State Farm reported a significant increase in underwriting losses, driven by property line challenges despite improvements in auto insurance results.
A massive storm is set to deliver 6-10 feet of snow across the Sierra Nevada, challenging records and potentially isolating communities with blizzard conditions.
Southern California Edison agrees to an $80 million settlement for the 2017 Thomas Fire, marking a significant recovery for U.S. Forest Service costs and damages.