About to Take Off? Legal Fights Emerge Over Toxic Fumes on Flights April 13, 2026 By Ezra Amacher When passengers step onto an airplane, they’re accustomed to turbulence, seat kicking, and lengthy tarmac delays. Those are the predictable...
Insurance Broker Valuations: The Elephant in the Room April 13, 2026 By Mike Fletcher While insurance broker valuations remained resilient in 2025, essentially staying near all-time highs, the elephant in the room–Brown & Brown...
5 Ways for Insurance Brokers to Avoid Liability to Clients April 13, 2026 By Cort T. Malone and Kathleen V. Gatti Insurance brokers often can get caught in between when the interests of policyholders and insurance companies diverge. In the obvious...
The ‘Gray Zone’ March 23, 2026 Peter Bransden, head of crisis management, North America, at Willis, said recent developments in the Middle East heighten and complicate...
Carriers Using AI for Claims but Adoption Is Fragmented, Report Shows March 23, 2026 By Don Jergler Excitement about adopting artificial intelligence technology is palpable in the insurance industry, but the reality is that while most carriers...
The Plateau Group is Now Lumos Insurance March 23, 2026 After 45 years under the name The Plateau Group, the Tennessee-based multi-line insurer now has a new name: Lumos Insurance....
Rise of the Analytical Agent: Building Stronger Insurance Agencies with Business Intelligence March 23, 2026 By Anurag Shah Today’s agents are dealing with a pace of innovation that would boggle their predecessors’ minds. This data-centric era and uncertain...
Former Tennessee Insurance Agent Charged With Keeping Premium Payments March 23, 2026 A Tennessee man was released on bond in February after he was indicted for allegedly collecting premiums then absconding with...
Meta Loses Insurance for Defense in Major Social Media Addiction Litigation March 23, 2026 By Andrew G. Simpson A Delaware judge has ruled insurers do not have a duty to defend Meta Platforms in the thousands of lawsuits...
Tennessee Approves Smallest Drop in Workers’ Compensation Costs in Years March 23, 2026 The average workers’ compensation rates for the Tennessee voluntary market should drop about 2% this year, marking the 13th straight...