Features for July 2018
- China’s Anbang Weighs Sale of Hexie Health Insurance: Sources
- Former FEMA Head Wright Now Leading IBHS
- J.D. Power: Why Lemonade’s Policy 2.0 Matters
- North Carolina Estimates $30M Economic Impact from Insurance Captives
- Oklahoma High Court: Workers’ Comp Carriers, Self Insurers Eligible for Rebates
- Mississippi County to Spend $3M on Flood Study
- Louisiana’s Donelon Reminds Insurers of ‘Producer of Record’ Obligations
- Reward Upped to $20K for Artifacts Stolen in 1980 from University of Alabama
- Below-Average Activity Seen for Rest of Hurricane Season
- Florida Man Gets 5 Years’ Probation for Workers’ Comp Fraud
- Digital Workers’ Comp Agency Pie Insurance Enters 3 More States
- Mississippi Highway Patrol to Pay $500K in Lawsuit Over Fatal Wreck
- Texas Failing to Enforce Flood Insurance Rules, Newspaper Says
- Alabama Ridesharing Law Now in Effect
- Former Hawaii Police Officer Pleads Guilty to Insurance Fraud
- North Carolina Approves 4.8% Statewide Dwelling Rate Increase
- California Wildfire Insurance Policy Notification Bill Signed
- Conflicts of Interest Leads List in Lawyers’ Malpractice Claims: Ames & Gough
- Researchers Use Supercomputers to Quantify Quake Risk
- Analytics Advice for Agencies How, Why and Where Agencies Should Use Data Analytics
- Wet Monsoon Season on Tap for Southern Nevada
- Global Premiums Rise by 1.5% in 2017, Driven by Emerging Markets: Swiss Re
- OSHA Warns Pennsylvania About Safety Hazards During Tornado Recovery
- Michigan Appeals Court Rules for Driver in Car Wash Fall
- How Much Americans Could Save by Choosing Ridesharing Driverless Cars Over Owning Personal Vehicles
- Rhode Island Auto Body Shop Legislation Goes Into Effect
- Wisconsin High Court Upholds $750K Med-Mal Noneconomic Damages Cap
- Texas Extends Cut-Off Date for Use of Negotiated Experience Modifiers in Workers’ Comp
- State Farm to Cut Auto Rates in Penn.
- Family of Slain Indiana Couple Settles with Seattle for $13M
- Texas Attorney Sentenced for Insurance Fraud Involving Hail Claims
- Mass. Raises Minimum Wage, Creates New Paid Leave Program
- State Farm to Cut Auto Rates in North, South Carolina
- 3 New P/C Insurers OK’d to Do Business in Arkansas
- ‘TN Together’ Plan to Curb State Opioid Epidemic Takes Effect
- Mulready Wins GOP Primary for Insurance Commissioner, Faces Fobbs in November
- S.C. Supreme Court: Defense Counsel Can Be Sued for Malpractice by Insurer
- Beverly Hills Doctor Sentenced to 10 Years in Workers’ Comp Scam
- Florida’s Citizens Delays Decision on Proposed Rate Increases
- Report: California Self-Insured Workers’ Comp Claims Rose Only Slightly Last Year
- Mississippi Supreme Court Upholds Dismissal of Crash Suit by Helicopter Pilot
- California Workers’ Comp Rating Bureau Exploring Blockchain, Behavioral Science
- Part of Building Collapses in Pennsylvania, Killing One of Two Trapped Workers
- Iowa Court: Contract Workers May Sue for Wrongful Discharge
- Maine Employers Are Not Required to Reimburse Employees for Medical Marijuana Use
- Missouri Bill Exempts Some Commercial Insurance From Rate Filing Requirement
- Regulators Issue Split Ruling on Gas Pipelines Near Philadelphia
- Kansas Wildfire Efforts Inadequate, Audit Finds
- New York Attorney General Leads Suit Against U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
- NRA Sued by Artist for Using Chicago ‘Bean’ Sculpture in Video
- 6 Things to Know About the Private Flood Insurance Market
- Texas DWC: 40% of Workers’ Comp Claimants Have Previous Injuries
- Lloyd’s Index Shows $92B at Risk in North American Cities Each Year
- Dealing with It: Texas’ Hail Problem Is Not Going Away
- Sea Level Rise Puts $117.5B at Risk from Chronic Flooding
- North Texas Attorney Charged with $400K Insurance Fraud
- Catastrophes Hit Homeowner Insurers; Combined Ratio Moves Above 107: A.M. Best
- Louisiana Legislation Targets Pharmacy Benefit Managers; Drug Cost ‘Gag Rules’ Banned
- Rising Homeowners Losses Hurt P/C Insurers: Fitch
- Middle Market U.S. Manufacturers Predict Growth, Changing Risk as Technology Transforms the Industry: Report
- Partnering with Insurtech to Transform Rather Than Disrupt Insurance
- West Virginia Supreme Court: Widow Entitled to Husband’s Workers’ Comp
- Colorado Hailstorm Carries $169M Insurance Price Tag
- Mississippi Agent Accused of Not Forwarding Premiums to Insurers
- University of Washington to Pay $123K to Settle Free-Speech Lawsuit
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