Biogenic building materials, mobile nuclear reactors, and AI-powered farms introduce new risks and opportunities for claims adjusters.

Florida insurance officials argue existing laws already prevent AI-related discrimination or errors, even as lawmakers consider stricter oversight.

Cotality’s analysis of the Eaton and Palisades fires shows that many homes labeled "low wildfire risk" were actually highly vulnerable to structure-to-structure fire spread.

Mold-related health complaints tied to disability claims are putting landlords and insurers under legal scrutiny, with courts evaluating accommodation requests, tenant medical evidence, and habitability concerns.

Slashing costs and chasing market share are destabilizing the claims ecosystem. Will adjusters bear the brunt of this industry-wide shift?

Tropical Storm Jerry, the 10th named storm of the 2025 Atlantic hurricane season, has formed in the open Atlantic and is expected to reach Category 1 hurricane strength as it nears the northern Leeward Islands on Thursday.

Q3 2025 saw $1.036B in cat bond issuance across 23 deals, pushing total year-to-date issuance to $18.6B and positioning the market for its first-ever $20B+ year.

Hurricanes Humberto, Erin, and Gabrielle have all reached major hurricane status, marking the first time since 1935 that the season’s first three storms hit Category 3 or higher.

The National Flood Insurance Program is set to expire by month’s end unless Congress acts, potentially disrupting home closings and leaving policyholders at risk.

A federal court ruled Hanover must pay $2 million to rocker John Falls, finding the insurer wrongly denied coverage after a 2015 Memphis studio arson and policy dispute.

One of California’s worst wildfires of 2025 highlights growing challenges in the state’s insurance market, sparking debate over reforms and recovery efforts.

New research analyzing five major California wildfires finds that defensible space and home hardening measures can reduce structural losses by up to 48 percent.

Discover how execution-first risk strategies help commercial property owners prevent losses, preserve capital, and improve portfolio performance through proactive planning.

Environmental insurers are rethinking PFAS risk, navigating fallout from green policies, and adapting to a shifting market shaped by redevelopment and climate disclosure pressures.

Marsh’s 2025 Climate Adaptation Survey reveals that while most businesses are assessing future climate risks, many still lack funding, strategy, or data to drive resilient action.