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The latest cargo theft report shows a drop in incidents, but don't celebrate just yet. Criminals are shifting from brute force to sophisticated strategies, and it's changing the game for supply chain risk and insurance.
Have you noticed the buzz around AI in insurance? It's not just talk. Major players like WTW and ReSource Pro are making huge hires, and it tells us a lot about where the industry is headed.
Have you been feeling the squeeze from tough commercial insurance rates? Good news is here. The latest Ivans Index for Q1 2026 shows rates are finally softening across the board, and we're breaking down what that means for your business or your clients.
Some of the world's biggest companies, like Apple and Amazon, are pushing back on new emissions reporting rules. This corporate battle has huge, and surprising, implications for the insurance industry and how we manage climate risk.
The first quarter of 2026 gave the insurance industry a much-needed breather, with natural catastrophe losses falling well below average. Let's break down what this means for insurers, why Europe's story is so different, and what's really driving storm costs in the U.S.
A Massachusetts court just upheld a massive $56 million award against Philip Morris. This isn't just a legal headline; it's a major signal for the insurance industry about the rising tide of "nuclear verdicts" and what they mean for liability coverage.
A law school in Mississippi is one of the first to make AI education mandatory for all its students. It might seem like a small academic shift, but it’s a huge signal for what’s coming in the world of insurance, claims, and risk.
A new report from EY and the IIF reveals a massive jump in how insurance leaders view cyber threats. Find out why 4 in 5 chief risk officers now rank cyber among their biggest worries.
Keeping up with who's who in insurance can feel like a full-time job. We're breaking down the latest major leadership moves at Nationwide, The Council, and Ascot, and explaining what they signal for the future of cyber, regulation, and underwriting.
Claim costs are rising across the board, but medical malpractice is in a league of its own. A recent S&P report highlights a perfect storm of factors turning these claims into a major risk.
A recent presidential order is fast-tracking the review of psychedelic drugs for therapy. For those of us in the insurance world, this raises some huge questions about the future of health coverage, liability, and mental healthcare.
The plaintiffs' bar is using AI to win bigger settlements, leaving defense teams scrambling to catch up. But the big question is, who should pay for this expensive new tech—the insurance carrier or the law firm? Let's unpack this million-dollar debate.