Articles about Property & Casualty Insurance in Insurance
From massive fraud lawsuits in New York to California's wildfire crisis, 2025 was a chaotic year for property and casualty insurance. Let's break down the top 5 stories and explore what they really mean for your policies and your wallet.
After a few tough years, the reinsurance market is finally showing signs of softening. We're breaking down the latest report on the January 1st renewals to explain what's happening and why it matters.
Fierce storms are causing chaos for South Africa's power supply, and the damage goes way beyond just sitting in the dark. Let's talk about what these outages mean for your appliances, your wallet, and what your insurance policy *actually* covers.
As climate change shifts from a future problem to a present-day reality, the focus is on adaptation. A new report shows the most effective methods aren't high-tech or expensive—they're surprisingly simple, and they have huge implications for your insurance.
A record-breaking $14.6 billion fraud scheme wasn't a single heist; it was a death by a thousand cuts. This is a massive wake-up call for P&C insurers still struggling with disconnected data.
A top flood insurance CEO is sounding the alarm for agents. If you're not offering flood coverage to every single homeowner, you could be facing a massive E&O lawsuit.
The P&C industry is facing a massive knowledge crisis as seasoned experts retire. This isn't just about losing staff; it's about losing the irreplaceable wisdom that keeps carriers profitable.
For the sixth straight year, insured losses from natural disasters have soared past $100 billion. It's a staggering trend, but it's not just about wilder weather. Let's break down what's really happening.
Big moves are happening in the world of property claims. YA Group just announced its acquisition of J.M. Reagan Consulting, a major player in Texas. Let's break down what this really means for the industry.
Remember the wild ride of the P&C market lately? Analysts are now looking ahead to 2026, and their prediction might surprise you. It looks like we're in for a case of déjà vu.
Casualty insurance feels like a market being pulled in two directions. Technology is making workplaces and roads safer, but societal trends like litigation funding and violence are driving costs sky-high. Let's break down this frustrating imbalance.
AM Best has given the US personal lines insurance market a "stable" outlook, but with premiums soaring, it doesn't feel that way. We'll break down what this rating really means and why the industry is in a high-stakes balancing act.