Recent Insurance Industry News

Judge Upholds $243M Verdict Against Tesla Over Fatal Autopilot Crash

• Toymaker Assesses Next Steps in US Supreme Court Tariff Refund Battle

• NAIC Says 2026 Priorities Include Disaster Preparedness, Responsible Tech Use

• Study Finds Warming World Increases Days When Weather Is Prone to Fires

• US Supreme Court Rejects Trump’s Global Tariffs

• Two-Thirds of Independent Agencies Plan to Increase AI Use This Year, Survey Says

Swiss Re Corporate Solutions to Buy QBE’s Global Trade Credit and Surety Business

• UAE Says It Foiled Wave of AI-Backed Cyberattacks on Vital Sectors

• Hedge Fund Fermat Says Surge in Cat-Bond Sales Is ‘Breathtaking’

• TotalEnergies Asked to End Oil and Gas Exploration in Paris Lawsuit

• India Grants One-Month Extension to 4 Russian Marine Insurers

• How the UK Is Keeping Flood Insurance Affordable – Until 2039

New York City’s Last Striking Nurses Approve New Contract

• Northeast States Under Emergency as Snow Falls Amid Blizzard Warning

• Delaware High Court Rescues Cyber Insurers’ Subrogation Claims

• EEOC Sues Coca-Cola Distributor It Says Excluded Male Employees From Event

• New York Governor Hochul Pulls Robotaxi Expansion Proposal

• People Moves: MIA Names Thornton, Matthewson, Fountain; Trucordia Appoints Dunning

Trump-Backed Ohio Gas Plant Could Become Biggest US Power Polluter

• Judge in Michigan Charged With DUI After Car Strikes Signs

• Insurtech Qumis Secures $4.3M Seed Round

• Michigan AG Secures Judgment Against Construction Company

• Explosive Wildfires Surge Through Oklahoma Panhandle and Kansas

• Pritzker to Halt Data Center Tax Perks as Power Bills Soar

Lawsuit Alleges Chiefs Receiver Rashee Rice Assaulted Former Girlfriend

• Duffy Will Brief Congress Next Week on El Paso Shutdown

• Texas Fire Threat to Worsen as Oklahoma Panhandle Burns

• People Moves: Higginbotham Hires Ritter as Medical Director for Employee Benefits

• Explosive Wildfires Surge Through Oklahoma Panhandle and Kansas

• Texas Sues Dow, Alleging Water Pollution Violations at Chemical Plant

Florida House Asks Voters to Consider Cut Most Homes’ Property Taxes

• Former Broker, Co-Defendant Sentenced to 20 Years in Fraudulent ACA Sign-Ups

• OSHA Fines Alabama Utility Contractor $257,700 After Deaths of 3 Workers

• Palantir Decamps to Miami Co-Working Space in Surprise Move

• Fla. Commissioner Offers Major Changes to Citizens’ Commercial Clearinghouse Plan

• Georgia Supreme Court Disbars Workers’ Comp Attorney for Taking Client Funds

Berkshire’s Pacificorp Pays $575M to Settle Oregon, California Wildfire Claims

• People Moves: Arrowhead Intermediaries Names Curcio EVP, Arrowhead Specialty

• Ski Trip Hit by Avalanche Was Led by Outfit Offering Mountain Adventures Globally

• Washingtion Contractor Fined for Exposing Workers to Asbestos

• LA Fire Victims Suing City Utility for Billions Win Major Ruling

• Edison Is Slashing Top Executive Bonuses After Deadly LA Fire