Following a non-injury crash, Allstate initially attributes 20% fault to a green-light driver, later revising their decision to full coverage after media inquiry.

Starting in 2024, small businesses must disclose beneficial owner information to FinCEN under the Corporate Transparency Act, with exemptions applying to certain entities.

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Case Farms Processing Inc. is fined $393,449 by OSHA for multiple safety violations at its Ohio chicken processing plant, highlighting ongoing safety concerns.

With cyber threats on the rise, the global cyber insurance market is expected to soar to $23 billion by 2025, led by U.S. business contributions.

A Lincoln, Nebraska man is accused of defrauding his employer, American Heritage Life Insurance Company, out of nearly $850,000 through false claims.

Top US AI companies collaborate with the government to develop federal standards, ensuring AI’s safe and responsible deployment.

Simpson County farmer David Manion faces imprisonment for defrauding the Federal Crop Insurance Corp. of $3.5 million, marking his second conviction.

As strikes, riots, and civil commotion escalate globally, the insurance industry scrutinizes aggregation risks and seeks tailored coverage strategies.

Innovative insurance solutions like surety bonds are transforming collateralization in the sports betting industry, marking a new era of financial flexibility.

The 2024 insurance landscape is set for a transformation, with AI integration promising improved claims handling and underwriting accuracy, as outlined in a recent Xceedance report.

With cyber attacks becoming an inevitable threat, over 70% of organizations now hold cyber insurance, reflecting a shift towards proactive risk management.

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In response to the surge in litigation costs and nuclear verdicts, various states have enacted significant tort reforms to balance corporate accountability and economic growth.

The entry of six new insurance companies into Florida’s market, following state regulatory approval, promises more options and competition for homeowners seeking coverage.