Benjamin Tailor

Driving down a quiet Chicago street, one might assume their vehicle registration is in perfect order as long as the sticker on the plate is current and the insurance premiums have been paid on schedule. However, the state of Illinois has transitioned to a highly sophisticated, fully automated

High-visibility losses often command headlines while quiet, well-managed risks rarely do, and that imbalance creates pockets of avoidance where specialists can build enduring franchises by mastering the details that generalists overlook and by pairing consistent submissions with capacity that

New York’s high-rise build cycle has been propelled by dense urban demand, but the insurance engine that keeps jobs moving has been running hotter, costlier, and more contentious as contractors, owners, and carriers jockey over who funds defense when multi-trade incidents land in court and coverage

Hundreds of micro-decisions fire each second when a rider taps a button, and behind that simple flicker sits a nervous system of payouts, surge calculations, fraud screens, and safety checks that must stay inside harsh latency budgets even as machine learning models evolve week by week, which is

Capital can vanish faster than confidence when liquidity strains cascade across affiliates and service hubs, so DC’s overhaul trains supervision on the enterprise where risks actually travel. The District’s Holding Company System Amendment Act reshaped insurance group oversight by fusing capital

Life insurance long meant paper forms, phone calls, and weeks of limbo. Now Liberty Mutual and Ethos offer an end-to-end online path that approves many applicants in minutes through a short health questionnaire, typically without a medical exam. The shift reframes coverage from a drawn-out chore to

Concrete dust still hung above Grove Street as crews packed up, but the paycheck never arrived, leaving a $449,318.62 question louder than jackhammers and heavier than the brick they hauled. That number sits at the center of a fresh federal lawsuit in Detroit, where Dore & Associates says it

Simon Glairy has spent years at the intersection of insurance, AI, and risk, advising on how to turn frontier tech into dependable systems. For SusHi Tech Tokyo 2026, he’s channeling that lens into four defined domains—AI, robotics, resilience, and entertainment—each with live demos and leaders who

Speed now decides winners in commercial insurance as brokers expect quotes in minutes while carriers confront tight margins, volatile capacity, and mounting demands for data transparency across product lines. This shift has elevated submission intake from back-office chore to front-line

Benjamin Tailor sat down with Simon Glairy to unpack the reality of at‑home red light therapy—where it shines, where it stumbles, and how everyday users can translate specs into results. Though Simon’s roots are in risk management and AI‑driven assessment, he’s spent years cross‑walking those