Features for June 2019
- Louisiana Tells United HealthCare it Must Pay Insurance Producer Commissions
- A Place for Technology at Every Point in the Claims Process
- Moratorium on Insurance Policy Cancellations in Effect in Arkansas
- Early Cannabis Insurance Claims Experience Differs from Expectations
- CoreLogic: Texas, Louisiana Among States Most at Risk for Storm Surge
- Agencies Conduct Preliminary Tornado Damage Assessment in 10 Ohio Counties
- Harvey Recovery Ongoing as 2019 Hurricane Season Begins
- Flooded Farmers Filing Insurance Claims Might Also Get U.S. Trade Aid
- Officials: Floodwaters Swamped Approximately 600 Tulsa County Structures
- Milwaukee Jury Awards $6M in Lead Poisoning Suit
- Oklahoma Climatological Survey: 61 Twisters Hit the State in May
- California Surplus Lines Stamping Fee Goes to 0.25% in 2020
- Reported Surplus Lines Premium Breaking Records in Texas This Year
- Company Settles for $6M with Nevada Dispensary Co-Owner
- Insurance First and Always
- Wells Fargo Settling California Car Loan Suit for $385M
- Comparing Coverage: Umbrella and Excess Liability
- Hammer Sparks Led to California’s Mendocino Blaze
- P/C Direct Premium Written Up 4.2% in Q1: Demotech
- Washington Supreme Court Rules Against Florist in Gay Wedding Case
- Growth in Construction, Freight Is Good News for Inland Marine Market
- Washington Proposes Changes to Safety Rules for Refinery Workers
- Roost Gathering Data as it Awaits Insurance Industry Transformation
- What Might Happen If Congress Fails to Renew Terrorism Reinsurance Program
- How Daubert Standard Could Impact Florida Industry, Judicial Climate
- Commercial Insurance Prices Up Again in Q1; Auto, D&O Lead the Pack
- More than 50K New Insurance Producers, Adjusters Licensed in Arkansas Since 2015
- Future Focused? Research Finds Agents Split on Succession Planning: Channel Harvest
- Report: Texas Would Lose Billions if Another Major Storm Hits Coast
- A Clear Path For Agencies Hiring Young Account Managers
- Forecasters Say Hawaii May Have Busy Hurricane Season
- Washington Couple Charged with Auto Insurance Fraud
- Alaska City Votes to Adopt Climate Action Plan
- Direct Written Premium Fell in California Workers’ Comp System in 2018
- University of Alaska, Former Professor Sued over Sexual Misconduct Allegations
- California Legislature Mulling Electric Scooter Regulation
- Auto Insurance Posts Best Results in 5 Years: Fitch
- 5 Areas of School Liability to Watch
- Ransomware Attacks More Than Double in Q1 2019: Beazley
- P/C Insurance Industry’s Net Underwriting Income Up 24% in Q1, Reports A.M. Best
- Resolving Claim Disputes: Step 0
- Texas Windstorm Insurer Withdraws 10% Rate Increase Filing
- Oklahoma Lawmakers Pass Workers’ Comp Reform Legislation
- New Mexico Mayor’s Plan Would Bill Drivers for Emergency Costs
- Bankruptcy Judge Approves PG&E $105 Million Assistance Fund for Wildfire Victims