Apartment buildings were evacuated Wednesday after a landslide in San Clemente that left the rear of the buildings on the verge of collapsing down a steep hillside.

An insurance company is being sued by customers who claim they were unpaid on claims because the carrier deducted labor depreciation from their payouts. Illinois residents Betty and Daniel Grawe filed a class action complaint against Trumbull Insurance Co. last month, claiming it shortchanged them on a property damage claim from May 2021.

Digital twins help insurers leverage high-quality data to counter unpredictable weather conditions caused by climate change.

A federal district court has refused to entirely dismiss COVID-19 business interruption litigation filed by the owner of several Washington, D.C., professional sports teams, based on its coverage's communicable disease provisions.

Internet of Things (IoT) technology offers homeowners the ability to predict and prevent costly damage to their dwellings and other property -- and it also may help head off devastating natural catastrophes.

Louisiana and Florida area already scrambling to keep their industries alive, but is California next? As premiums have been rapidly climbing in various parts of the industry in California, experts are starting to wonder if it will be the next state facing a homeowners insurance crisis.

A federal district court has refused to dismiss COVID-19-related business interruption coverage litigation filed by a shopping mall owner against an American International Group Inc. unit, concluding that its policy's pollution and contamination exclusion is ambiguous.

Seven people were injured after an e-scooter battery exploded in the back of a Bronx supermarket Sunday morning, officials said.

It may seem like a no-brainer to say geographies that are near each other share certain risks -- particularly when talking about flood risk, which doesn't respect artificial boundaries like ZIP Codes.

Extensive damage has been reported in Texas, Oklahoma and Kansas after a line of severe thunderstorms spawned several tornadoes late Sunday night.

You never forget your first. Be it your first love, first job, or first multimillion-dollar fire. After 30 years in the restoration industry as both an independent vendor and a property damage consultant, I still remember my first fire.

Just days after some 90,000 policies from troubled United Property & Casualty Insurance Co. were transferred to Slide Insurance as part of a wind-down of the carrier, it was announced that UPC is officially broke and will soon be liquidated.

Dealing with property restoration claims is no easy feat, especially for insurance companies. By implementing strategies, insurance companies can streamline the restoration claims process and reduce claims costs while building trust with their policyholders.

As recent weather events in California demonstrate, most property owners should be doing much more to prepare for heavy rains and flooding.

Given the vast number of proposals to close 'the protection gap' offered by regulators, reinsurers, insurers, brokers and other industry participants in recent years, it is a wonder that it persists.