Latest insurance industry news and updates
Renting a car in Connecticut just got a little safer. A major ruling from the state's Supreme Court means your personal auto policy's uninsured motorist coverage might follow you into that rental. Here's what it means for you.
It's official—Connecticut has a new top insurance regulator. We're breaking down who Josh Hershman is, what this change means for you, and why the Commissioner's job is one you should definitely be watching.
Good news for Pennsylvania business owners! State regulators have approved a 1.22% reduction in workers' compensation loss costs. Let's break down what this actually means for your insurance bill.
Imagine opening a bill for nearly $1,000 just to heat your home for one month. For many, this isn't a hypothetical—it's a devastating reality that's wiping out savings and creating a new kind of financial crisis.
You can't make this stuff up. A Missouri fossil company owner was just indicted for disability fraud... while he was still on probation for a previous disability fraud conviction.
Have you noticed prices creeping up everywhere? The reason might be sitting on the highway. We're breaking down how record-high trucking costs are creating a ripple effect that touches everything from your groceries to your insurance premiums.
San Francisco's median house price just hit a staggering $2.15 million, thanks to the AI boom. While your net worth is soaring, your homeowners insurance might be dangerously out of date.
A recent case in Iowa highlights a huge risk for homeowners. Find out why your contractor can't legally negotiate your insurance claim and how to spot the red flags before it's too late.
A Florida appeals court just turned a 32-year-old workers' comp rule on its head. This "Two Clocks" decision could extend the time limit on injury claims, potentially reopening cases everyone thought were long closed.
That cool new hands-free driving feature in your car feels like the future, right? But the National Transportation Safety Board has a surprising warning: these systems might not be making us safer at all.
When masterpieces by Renoir, Cézanne, and Matisse were stolen from an Italian museum, the biggest shock wasn't the theft. It was the high probability that these priceless works weren't even insured.
You hear about insurance fraud, but this story is a wild one. A New York restaurant owner has been charged in a massive no-fault auto insurance scheme. We're breaking down how this multi-million dollar fraud allegedly worked and why it matters for your premiums.