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Pennsylvania workers’ compensation rates will be going down for employers beginning April 1. Insurance Commissioner Mike Humphreys on January 23 approved an overall decrease in loss costs of -7.88%, more

Completely driverless vehicles traveled nearly 3.3 million miles in California last year, over five times the previous year’s total, even as concerns rose in the wake of a Cruise robotaxi

Howden, headquartered in Renfrew, United Kingdom, appointed David Shalders as group chief operating officer. Shalders will join as an executive member of the Howden Group board and the globa  » Read

Tesla drivers no longer have to squint to read the warning lights in their electric vehicles, thanks to eagle-eyed auditors at the US National Highway Traffic Safety Administration. The regulator

A Massachusetts man has filed a proposed class action lawsuit seeking $5 million against the New England Patriots for alleged privacy violations. The suit alleges that the team intentionally and

Insurance policyholder advocates believe reinsurance program is needed amid insurer pullbacks Millions of Americans are squaring up to a homeowners’ insurance affordability and availability crisis, aided by climate change impacts,

President lifts lid on flat structure and private equity backing A new property and casualty insurance agency aims to deliver comprehensive and high-touch insurance services with “the technology of tomorrow.”

Cuts are the latest in multiple rounds of layoffs Liberty Mutual is slashing about 250 jobs, with most of the layoffs taking effect in the second quarter.  » Read More

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Find out who has been added… The California Insurance Wholesalers Association (CIWA), a professional trade association in the California excess and surplus (E&S) insurance sector, has announced the addition of