Filing and managing insurance claims
State Farm tried to move a small underinsured motorist (UIM) claim to a bigger court, hoping for a jury trial. Maryland's highest court just told them no, and it's a pretty big deal for policyholders.
We all breathe a sigh of relief during a quiet hurricane season. But in the insurance world, there's a hidden downside: are our claims adjusters losing the critical, hands-on experience they need for the next big storm?
Four insurers are facing a lawsuit over an alleged $13 million underpayment for a Hurricane Sally claim. The most shocking part? The lead adjuster never even visited the property in a five-year ordeal.
That sinking feeling when your holiday flight is delayed or cancelled is all too familiar. Let's talk about why this keeps happening and how the right travel insurance can be a total lifesaver.
A recent court ruling on a $9 million settlement is making waves in the insurance world. Discover how one widow's fight against an insurer could be a game-changer for how worker death settlements are handled.
An insurance appraisal is meant to solve disagreements, not start new ones. We're looking at a wild case where Travelers Lloyds is taking an insured to federal court over a $354k award, claiming the appraisers are hiding their work.
Ever feel like workers' comp claims are getting harder to manage? You're not wrong. We're seeing fewer claims overall, but the ones we do get are becoming incredibly expensive and drawn-out.
An insurance policy is a contract, but what happens when an insurer ignores its own rules? We're breaking down the lawsuit against Frankenmuth for allegedly blocking an appraisal process it promised to its policyholders.
A new S&P report reveals a startling trend: asbestos claims are surging, yet P&C insurers are cutting the funds set aside to pay for them. Let's break down why this paradox is a major red flag for the industry.
A preliminary report on the tragic UPS plane crash points to 'fatigue cracks' in an engine mount. Let's go behind the headlines and talk about what this means for the massive, complex insurance claims that follow.
The recent aviation chaos wasn't just about flight delays. For the people on the ground and in the air, the intense pressure could lead to a wave of workers' comp claims. Let's talk about what's really happening.
A tiny fatigue crack in the Keystone Pipeline caused a massive oil spill. Let's break down what happened and explore the huge, complex insurance fallout that follows an operational failure like this.