California’s Jones Tells Oklahoma’s AG, Insurance Commissioner and Others He Stands by Climate Initiative August 7, 2017 Responding to top government officials in oil, gas and coal producing states that threatened to sue over his state’s climate...
From Here to Autonomy Morality and Retirement Timeline for Auto Insurance Pros August 7, 2017 By Andrew G. Simpson While the media, ethicists and perhaps the public like to ponder whether a self-driving car in a crisis should be...
Youth Activist Urges Industry to Step Up Fight Against Climate Change August 7, 2017 By Amy O'Connor Seventeen-year-old climate activist Delaney Reynolds has a message for the insurance industry on the topic of climate change: It’s time...
Multiple Storm Mitigation Projects Planned in Louisiana August 7, 2017 By Melinda Deslatte Louisiana will spend nearly $277 million in federal cash it received after last year’s floods to fortify communities against future...
U.S. Building Owners Reviewing Structural Materials After London Grenfell Tower Blaze August 7, 2017 By Jeff Martin U.S. building owners should review what materials their structures are built with following a deadly fire in London that showed...
CSX Ordered to Pay $3.9M in Georgia Train Death of Allman Film Crew Member August 7, 2017 By Russ Bynum A railroad owner plans to appeal a jury’s decision that it must pay $3.9 million to the family of a...
How to Succeed in a Soft Insurance Market July 24, 2017 By Garrett Sprowls It’s no secret that the insurance marketplace right now is extremely soft. The amount of capacity in the industry continues...
California Workers’ Comp Medical Review Runs Through 13K Disputes Every Month July 24, 2017 A progress report from the California Department of Industrial Relations on the department’s independent medical review program shows that 13,000...
New York Launches Online Re-Licensing for Insurance Agents and Brokers July 24, 2017 By Elizabeth Blosfield The New York State Department of Financial Services (DFS) has launched an online application to speed up the re-licensing process...
The Dangerous Art of Selfies: Why Museums Should Take Note July 24, 2017 By Denise Johnson Museum visitors snapping selfies are driving a spike in accidents that are putting exhibits at risk, according to Linda Sandell,...