2023 sets a record as the warmest year since 1850, with weather-related disasters costing the US $150 billion annually.

In a landmark case, a jury ruled that LSD use was not the direct cause of a catastrophic spinal injury, requiring an insurer to cover the $1 million claim.

In response to proposed insurance rate hikes, North Carolina Insurance Commissioner Mike Causey calls for fairness and scrutiny, emphasizing the impact of inflation on homeowners.

New Jersey’s aggressive stance against Medicaid fraud results in a $6.4 million seizure, marking a significant victory for the state’s healthcare system integrity.

Forecast shows commercial lines outperforming personal lines in 2023, amid challenges like inflation and legal system abuse.

With hurricanes becoming three times more frequent over the past century, only a handful of U.S. states are stepping up with effective risk reduction strategies.

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

California’s Insurance Commissioner alerts San Diego residents to be vigilant of fraudsters following devastating floods, emphasizing the importance of cautious engagement with public adjusters and contractors.

In a notable decision, a California court ruled that online disparagements made by a customer against her contractor were libelous, setting a precedent for business protection against false online accusations.

A key Florida Senate bill aims to shift secondary home insurance from Citizens to surplus lines carriers, stirring mixed reactions among industry professionals.

Over the last two years, U.S. farm bureaus in the property/casualty sector have enjoyed a 13% increase in premiums, driven by key lines of business despite facing underwriting and market share challenges.

Southern California is under threat from life-threatening landslides and flash floods as an intense atmospheric river event hits the region, with significant rainfall expected.

Insurtech funding declined to $4.5 billion in 2023, marking the lowest investment level since 2018 amidst a challenging economic climate.

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

FloodFlash, with its unique sensor-based parametric flood insurance, is transforming the flood coverage landscape in the U.S., offering more accurate and reliable policies.