Recent Insurance Industry News

Consumers Are the Front Line in Fighting Insurance Fraud

• Allstate More Than Triples Q3 Net Income to $3.7 Billion

• MMA Sues Former Specialty Marine Head Over Move to Howden US

• Root Inc. Reports Strong Growth Despite Q3 Loss

• Deaths and Illnesses Reported in Listeria Outbreak Tied to Recalled Pasta Meals

• People Moves: Acrisure Appoints Radelet Chief Corporate Affairs Officer; Carbon Hires Bright to Lead US Underwriting

Irish Regulator Fines Coinbase Europe 21.5 Million Euros Over Monitoring Failures

• Anchored in Maritime Roots, the Cayman Islands Set Sail for Reinsurance Opportunities

• Zurich Insurance Sees No Material Loss From Hurricane Melissa, CFO Says

• KCC Estimates Privately Insured Losses From Hurricane Melissa Will Hit $2.4 Billion

• JPMorgan Analyst Sues Over Pay Gap With Male Colleague in UK

• Here’s How Much Hurricane Melissa Was Worsened by Climate Change

Landlord Gets Another Chance to Hold Broker Liable for Failed Lead Paint Disclosure

• Connecticut Collects $95M in Insurance Industry Fees, Fines and Taxes

• Charlie Javice Accuses JPMorgan of ‘Hypocrisy’ on Legal Bills

• Pennsylvania Reelects Supreme Court Justices, Extending a Democratic Majority

• Tech University Students Think Tiny Drones Inspired by Bats Could Save Lives

• Man Charged With Leading $1M Vehicle Title Washing Scheme Arrested in Mexico

AM Best Revises Outlook to Positive for Michigan Millers Mutual

• Iowa Contractor Arrested for Insurance Fraud

• Coalition Acquires MDR Provider Wirespeed

• Heavyweight Class-Action Lawyer Stan Chesley Dies

• Two Men Charged with Terrorism Plot at LGBTQ+ Bars in Detroit Suburb

• Fired Indiana University Student Newspaper Adviser Claims Free Speech Violation

Texas Asks Court to Halt Kenvue Tylenol Marketing, Dividend

• Americans Are Moving Out of Flood-Prone Neighborhoods

• TWIA Board Votes on 2026 Operating Budget

• People Moves: Texas Mutual Names Sangal as COO

• Texas Voters Approve $20B Investment in Water Supply

• Manufacturer WNA Earns TDI Lone Star Safety Award

Baldwin Group Posts $30M Q3 Loss But Expects More Embedded Builders Growth

• Americans Are Moving Out of Flood-Prone Neighborhoods

• Engine Detached From UPS Plane Before Fatal Kentucky Crash

• Viewpoint: The Biggest Blind Spot in Home Insurance: What’s Inside the House

• Mission Launches New D&O and Other Liability Products for Small Businesses

• Ga. Court: Ambulance Chasing Not a RICO Claim But Fake Immigrant Papers Might Be

Washington Woman’s Fraud Conviction Saves System $1.3M in Lifetime Payments

• People Moves: Mutual of Enumclaw Hires New Executives; King & Neel Appoints Itami and King to Leadership

• Wildfire Victims Ask Gov. Newsom to Call for Insurance Commissioner’s Resignation

• Novo Car Insurance Based on Driving Behavior Launches in Arizona

• Collision Engineering Program Coming to LA to Address Auto Repair Gap

• Judge Rejects Deal for Funeral Home Owner Accused of Stashing 190 Bodies