Data-driven analysis from SIRA shows that fewer than 25% of insurers are effectively assessing the risks of delayed recovery, highlighting a need for much stricter regulatory oversight and insurer accountability. This revelation underscores the depth of the challenges facing Megan Main as she takes
Crum & Forster argues that Clayton Homes cannot claim coverage for negligence claims when the underlying incident involved components that are not the primary product sold by the manufacturer. This legal stance emerged during a dispute involving United States Fire Insurance Co., a Crum & Forster
The announcement that Jensten Group has officially finalized its acquisition of Coversure Midlands signals a transformative era where mid-sized brokerages are no longer just regional players but essential components of a national powerhouse. This transaction serves as a defining moment in the
Modern organizations are successfully neutralizing ransomware threats by maintaining robust backup systems and detailed incident response plans that eliminate the need for decryption keys. This evolution in strategy highlights a fundamental change in how the corporate world views the threat of
The unified enforcement effort between state agencies is designed to identify and prosecute those who manipulate the insurance system for illegal financial gain. As New York drivers navigate the complex economic landscape of 2026, the state government has introduced a comprehensive budget plan
The strategic elimination of policy backstops, such as the appraisal clause, significantly consolidates power within the insurance industry at the expense of consumer protection. This trend has catalyzed a robust pushback from independent collision repairers and state regulators who are witnessing
