Features for July 2019
- North Carolina Regulator to Take Over Firms Owned by Embattled Insurance Investor
- Insurtech Firms Continue to Grapple With Data Ownership
- U.S. P/C Insurers’ Net Income Increased 69% in 2018 Over 2017: A.M. Best
- The Potential of Artificial Intelligence
- Cyber Alert: New Era in Privacy Liability to Begin. California’s Data Privacy Law Could Be Game-Changer
- Wisconsin Bureau Proposes 8.8% Drop in Workers’ Comp Rates
- Wisconsin Court: Extra Insurance Not Needed for Enbridge Pipeline in Dane County
- FEMA: Arkansas’ Sebastian County Has Most Flood Claims, so Far
- New Louisiana Rules for Self-Driving Trucks Effective Aug. 1
- Texas Law Targets Surprise Medical Bills in Workers’ Comp
- Following Historic Flooding, Arkansas Governor Orders Review of the State’s Levees
- Texas Supreme Court Closes ‘Trapdoor’ Pretrial Ploy that Exposed Defendants to Sanctions
- Employees in Arizona City to Use Self-Driving Cars for Work Rides
- Georgia Court: Insurer Can’t Deny Coverage Despite Misinformation on Application
- Georgia Police Chief King Appointed Insurance Commissioner During Beck Suspension
- Top Writers of Earthquake Insurance by 2018 Premium Written
- Kentucky Supreme Court: Trampoline Park Not Immune from Liability in Injury Case
- Agents (Still) Looking for Underwriting Sweet Spot: Channel Harvest
- Climate Change Forcing Some Alaskan Villages to Relocate
- How ‘You Have a Duty to Read Your Policy’ Language Can Wreck a Life
- Utah Movie-Filtering Company Ordered by Jury to Pay $62M to Studios
- Preparing for the Unpredictable Talent Considerations for CAT Season
- Supreme Court Offs Ban on Foul Language Trademarks
- Direct Auto Purchasers Show Better Carrier ‘Satisfaction’: J.D. Power
- Idaho Crop Insurance Company Will Pay $3.48M in Lawsuit
- Private Flood Market Grows, Again: Report
- AXA XL Enhances Environmental Insurance Coverage
- 2019 Super Regional P/C Insurers
- Suit Filed Against Wyoming Developer in Deadly Trench Collapse
- Most Local Governments on Sidelines of California Cannabis Rush, But for How Long?
- Oregon Lawmakers Repealed Tsunami Zone Building Law
- Technology Expected to Aid Drivers in Arizona Dust Storms
- Cancer Patient Another to Accuse UCLA Gynecologist of Assault
- Louisiana Law Strengthens Policyholder Choice of Auto Repair Shops
- Auto Insurance Rates Going Down in Louisiana
- Texas Windstorm Insurer: $4.2B Available for 2019 Hurricane Season
- 5 Steps to Reform America’s Flood Insurance Problem