Insurance Business America

Chip Merlin claims the lack of transparency has deepened the state's insurance crisis Florida’s insurance market remains in turmoil as investigations have exposed widespread self-dealing by insurers. One legal expert

Texas appellate court rules against Exxon Claims By Matthew Sellers In a decision with important implications for insurers and corporate policyholders, a Texas appellate court has reversed a $25 million

Rising coverage demand and weak credit pressure insurers' capacity As the United States imposes higher tariffs on key imports, the resulting financial strain is driving up demand for trade credit

Amendments would authorize a 0.5% fee on every insurance policy A shift in Colorado’s approach to funding wildfire insurance may bring new costs to policyholders, as lawmakers consider a fee-based

State targets ZIP codes, credit scores, and age in insurance rate study A proposed study in Illinois could affect how insurance premiums are set for millions of residents, as lawmakers

The group has compiled environmental testing data from 81 homes In the wake of the Eaton Fire in Los Angeles County, a group of homeowners has come together to form

Driver says insurers settled without his knowledge - court says discovery should go through existing lawsuit Claims By Matthew Sellers A Texas appellate court has stopped a driver from using

High court rules that insurer compliance hinges on regulator-approved notice language - not whether the notice includes every statutory detail Legal Insights By Matthew Sellers The Oregon Supreme Court has

Raising property rates alone unlikely to resolve the company's financial issues The California Department of Insurance (CDI) did not calculate the financial impact of a proposed 17% interim emergency rate

A federal court says a Connecticut homeowner can move forward with claims against his insurance agent for failing to renew a FEMA flood policy on time Catastrophe & Flood By