Hurricane Florence 9th Most Destructive Storm, Caused $24B in Damage May 20, 2019 Hurricane Florence killed 22 people across three Southeastern states, was the ninth most destructive storm in terms of property damage...
Tennessee Insurance Head McPeak Steps Down; Lawrence to Lead in Interim May 20, 2019 After eight years as the head of the Tennessee Department of Commerce & Insurance (TDCI), Commissioner Julie Mix McPeak is...
Cyber Confusion: What’s Needed to Create a Sustainable Cyber Market May 20, 2019 By Elizabeth Blosfield There has been plenty of talk about how cyber continues to evolve in an ever-changing technology landscape, how cyber risks...
Cyber Liability Policies – Who Needs Them? May 20, 2019 By Patrick Wraight Cyber insurance appears to still be a mystery, although the first cyber liability policies appeared 20 years ago. What is...
A Case for Updated Insurance Licensing Exemption Regulations May 6, 2019 By Mark Robinson Harken back to 2002 — a time when iPhones, Android phones, even Blackberries, had yet to be introduced. Facebook, Twitter...
Swiss Re: Insurance Industry Must Wake Up to Costs of ‘Secondary’ Catastrophe Perils May 6, 2019 By L.S. Howard The insurance industry must wake up to the growing cost of “secondary” catastrophe perils, which amounted to more than 60...
Oklahoma Supreme Court: Non-Economic Damages Cap Is Unconstitutional May 6, 2019 By Tim Talley The Oklahoma Supreme Court on April 23 struck down a state law that caps monetary damages for pain and suffering...
Texas Revamps Insurance Licensing Process, Call Center Response in Modernization Effort May 6, 2019 By Stephanie K. Jones The Texas agency responsible for regulating insurance business in the state has been on a mission to modernize, increase efficiency,...
Oklahoma Lawmakers Send Autonomous Vehicle Safety Bill to Governor May 6, 2019 Oklahoma would establish rules regulating how to safely operate driverless vehicles navigating state highways under a bill passed by Legislature...
Florida Passes Industry-Backed AOB Reform Bill May 6, 2019 By Amy O'Connor After seven years of failed attempts, Florida legislators passed property insurance reform to address the abuse of a policyholder benefit...