Latest insurance industry news and updates
When you think of insurance fraud, you might picture a staged car accident. But a recent case in Kentucky involving tobacco farmers, a warehouse manager, and the FBI is a wild story of how deep these schemes can go.
Ever get to the checkout page for a hotel and see the price jump? Texas just took a stand against that, securing a $1.25 million settlement from Hyatt for misleading pricing. Here’s what happened and why it's a big deal for all of us.
The federal government is threatening to pull $24 million in transportation funding from Colorado. We'll break down what's happening with their commercial driver's license program and why it's a huge deal for the insurance and trucking industries.
A recent house fire tragically took the life of NASCAR driver Denny Hamlin's father, serving as a heartbreaking reminder for us all. Let's talk about what this means for your own home and why your insurance policy is one of the most important documents you own.
The Justice Department is reportedly using fraud laws to investigate corporate DEI initiatives. This surprising move creates a huge new risk for companies—and it might not be the insurance policy you think that responds.
QBE just locked in a massive $400 million catastrophe bond. Let's break down what that actually means and why this high-finance move is so important for keeping the insurance world stable.
Seeing that "CANCELED" notification for your holiday flight is a gut-punch. As winter storms cause chaos, let's talk about what travel insurance actually covers and when you need to buy it.
CompSource Mutual just earned an 'A' (Excellent) rating from AM Best, the industry's toughest critic. But what does that alphabet soup actually mean for you and your business? Let's break it down.
In a dramatic court filing, Howden US countersues Brown & Brown, arguing that a mass employee exodus wasn't poaching. They claim it was a direct result of a toxic work environment at the rival brokerage.
A jury just handed Johnson & Johnson a staggering $1.5 billion verdict in a talc cancer case. Let's break down what this massive award means and explore the huge ripple effects for corporate liability and the insurance world.
When a Chinese social media giant was hit by a cyberattack, its stock immediately dropped 6%. This isn't just a tech headline; it's a stark reminder of the real-world financial risks businesses face and why cyber insurance is no longer optional.
State regulators just gave DTE Energy the green light for Michigan's first hyperscale data center. But beyond the headlines, this project creates a massive and complex new world of risk that the insurance industry needs to understand.