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Shareholders of the UK investment trust run by Dan Loeb’s hedge fund Third Point should reject its plan to turn itself into a reinsurance company, according to ISS. In its

New wildfire intensifies pressure on California's insurance sector As the Gifford Fire continues its aggressive march through the coastal counties of Santa Barbara and San Luis Obispo, insurance industry stakeholders

Elon Musk and Tesla were sued by shareholders who accused them of securities fraud for concealing the significant risk that the company’s self-driving vehicles, including the Robotaxi, were dangerous. The

January fires the costliest natural disaster during H1 2025 Over half a year since the destructive wildfires in California, insurers and policymakers are being forced to rethink long-standing assumptions about

It's now one of the hardest coverages to secure – how can retail agents adapt? This article was produced in partnership with Amwins. Abuse coverage is now among the most

Mental health is rapidly becoming a focal point in workers' compensation, driven by evolving legal frameworks, shifting workplace dynamics, and heightened awareness Workers Comp ...  » Read More

He will oversee operations, technology, and Blueprint Two delivery Lloyd’s has appointed Stephane Flaquet (pictured above) as chief operating officer, effective Sept. 1, 2025, the company announced. He will join the

A California vineyard takes legal action after federal agencies deny its insurance claim for weather-damaged grapes, spotlighting policy standards and industry practices Claims By Matthew Sellers A California grape grower

A Georgia contractor beats a $153,000 workers' comp bill as the court demands insurers prove their audit and classification methods Legal Insights By Matthew Sellers A G...  » Read More

Insurers take a $2 million policy dispute to federal court, claiming late notice and operator breaches after a dockside injury Legal Insights By Matthew Sellers A $2 million m...  » Read