A Charlotte man faces a felony insurance fraud charge after allegedly misrepresenting how his vehicle was damaged, claiming a deer strike instead of a hit-and-run crash.

Severe storms, rising construction costs, and increased litigation are driving insurance rates higher for apartment owners, forcing them to adjust coverage, reduce claims, and rethink investment strategies.

A revised OSHA rule effective January 13, 2025, explicitly mandates that personal protective equipment (PPE) in construction must properly fit each worker, improving workplace safety and reducing hazards related to ill-fitting gear.

Amazon is facing a class action lawsuit in California, accusing the tech giant of secretly tracking and selling users' sensitive location data through its advertising software.

The Maryland Insurance Administration recovered nearly $33.3 million in 2024 by assisting consumers with insurance disputes, fraud investigations, and regulatory enforcement efforts.

The federal government's new stance on electric vehicles creates uncertainty for Michigan's EV industry, but major investments and industry leaders remain committed to long-term electrification.

The claims industry is set for transformation in 2025, with AI adoption accelerating, regulations tightening-especially around mental health-and workforce dynamics shifting.

The EPA fined Iowa 80, the world's largest truck stop, and Joplin 44 a total of $390,784 for failing to meet Clean Water Act regulations on petroleum spill prevention and containment.

DeepSeek's rapid ascent as a free generative AI app has stunned tech investors, raising questions about AI development costs and the future of industry giants.

A Boca Raton dentist faces multiple felony charges for allegedly fabricating claims to defraud MetLife, Delta Dental, and Aetna of $157,000, according to investigators.

PayPal faces a $2 million fine for failing to comply with New York's Cybersecurity Regulation, exposing customer data during a 2022 breach caused by inadequate security measures.

Florida's HB13 aims to expand Citizens Property Insurance to provide windstorm coverage for all homeowners, addressing gaps in the private market and enhancing hurricane resilience.

The fallout from California's wildfires reveals a widespread lack of understanding about risk assessment, policy renewals, and the structure of insurance companies among the general public.

Builders argue that Florida's 15-year roof age rule limits the use of advanced, wind-resistant materials, as insurers remain skeptical despite their potential to reduce hurricane losses.

New York Attorney General Letitia James announced a $1.065 billion judgment against Yellowstone Capital for predatory lending, canceling over $534 million in small business debts nationwide.