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Climate Change: 4 Cities In The United States That Could Disappear

Climate Change: 4 Cities In The United States That Could Disappear

Climate change does not stop being a threat to major cities in the United States. Scientists around the world have already warned that if a series of actions are not taken into account to reduce the burning of fossil fuels by the year 2100, the planet will face a sea â€,â€,level rise between 4.3 and 9.9 meters.
November 3, 2021 Catastrophe Property Florida Massachusetts New York

 FEMA Trailers Slow To Reach Hurricane Ida Victims

FEMA Trailers Slow To Reach Hurricane Ida Victims

Thousands of Louisianans seeking federally provided travel-trailers may have to wait months longer, FEMA’s top official said Monday. The Federal Emergency Management Administration has identified about 3,000 people who will qualify to get the trailers, Administrator Deanne Criswell said.
November 2, 2021 Catastrophe Property Louisiana

Warm Pacific May Have Led To Near-Record Tornado Month

Warm Pacific May Have Led To Near-Record Tornado Month

The contiguous United States has seen a near-record number of tornadoes spawn this October -- and the reason may stem from an "unusual event" that occurred in the Pacific Ocean.
November 1, 2021 Education & Training Property

Climate Change Driving Up Home Insurance Claims, Rates

Climate Change Driving Up Home Insurance Claims, Rates

As the changing climate makes extreme weather more common, more and more people are dealing with damage to their homes and property. That’s what insurance is for, right?
November 1, 2021 Property

Road Lifting, Due to Sea Rise, Prompts Lawsuits Over Flooded Miami Beach Homes

Road Lifting, Due to Sea Rise, Prompts Lawsuits Over Flooded Miami Beach Homes

The constant complaints that Miami Beach, Florida’s plans to raise roads in the face of sea rise would flood nearby homes has finally resulted in lawsuits.
October 29, 2021 Property Florida

Catastrophic Weather Caused 39% Of All Home Insurance Claims In 2020

Catastrophic Weather Caused 39% Of All Home Insurance Claims In 2020

The sixth iteration of LexisNexis’s annual ‘Home Trends Report’ paints a troubling picture for the US homeowners’ insurance market, thanks to worsening catastrophic events.
October 27, 2021 Catastrophe Property

Home Insurance Sees Rumblings Of Big Rate Hikes

Home Insurance Sees Rumblings Of Big Rate Hikes

This has been a rough year for homeowners. An ice storm in the Plains states left millions with burst water pipes and without power. California is dealing with a drought that will only create more tinder for its already epic wildfires.
October 26, 2021 Catastrophe Property

Home Insurance Costs Spike After Lawsuits

Home Insurance Costs Spike After Lawsuits

Home insurance costs rise an average of 21% after a lawsuit, according to a new study by ValuePenguin. However, while home insurance rates increase on average after personal liability claims in every state, the amount premiums jump varies by location.
October 25, 2021 Liability Property

Louisiana Insurers Can Start Canceling Policies Again After Hurricane Ida

Louisiana Insurers Can Start Canceling Policies Again After Hurricane Ida

Beginning Monday, insurers can resume the process of canceling or non-renewing coverage for policyholders in southeast Louisiana after the state’s top insurance regulator opted not to extend emergency protections issued ahead of Hurricane Ida.
October 25, 2021 Catastrophe Legislation & Regulation Property Louisiana

Cause Of Florida’s Property Insurance Mess Isn’t Being Addressed

Cause Of Florida’s Property Insurance Mess Isn’t Being Addressed

Despite massively raising prices for homeowners over the past few decades, the 52 property insurance companies serving Florida are bleeding money, regulators and lobbyists said.
October 20, 2021 Legislation & Regulation Property Florida

Louisiana DOI Offers Mediation For Hurricane Ida Policy Disputes

Louisiana DOI Offers Mediation For Hurricane Ida Policy Disputes

Policyholders at odds with their insurers over Hurricane Ida damage claims may now be able to resolve their disputes through a mediation program created by the Louisiana Department of Insurance, a press release states.
October 19, 2021 Property Louisiana

U.S. Overhauls Flood Insurance To Meet Rising Climate Change Risks

U.S. Overhauls Flood Insurance To Meet Rising Climate Change Risks

Frank Romero hasn’t faced a major flood in years but he nearly lost his home all the same - a victim of substantial insurance premiums for living in a designated risk area.
October 18, 2021 Property

Alisal Fire 41% Contained, 3 Homes Destroyed

Alisal Fire 41% Contained, 3 Homes Destroyed

Santa Barbara County Fire officials are continuing to fight the Alisal Fire in Santa Barbara County. The Alisal Fire is now 41% contained, fire officials reported Friday morning.



Officials attribute the jump in containment to cooperative winds and the hard work of fire crews.

Three homes and two outbuildings have been destroyed by the fire. In total, 439 buildings have been threatened by the Alisal Fire.

1,731 personnel continue to fight the fire’s spread.
October 15, 2021 Property California

Best Insurance Companies In America For 2022

Best Insurance Companies In America For 2022

Forbes has released its list of the Best Insurance Companies in America for 2022, which examined over 4,200 insurers but named only 90 on its list.
October 14, 2021 Auto Liability Property

Tenth Circuit Rules Against Insurer, Decides Appraisers Can Determine Causation

Tenth Circuit Rules Against Insurer, Decides Appraisers Can Determine Causation

In the continuing saga of what can and cannot be appraised in a property insurance appraisal, the Tenth Circuit, in contrast to many other courts, has ruled appraisers can determine coverage issues.
October 13, 2021 Litigation Property Colorado
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