Partnering with Insurtech to Transform Rather Than Disrupt Insurance July 2, 2018 By Stephan Hochburger The insurance industry is experiencing a convergence with technology that is transforming the way it develops products, underwrites, prices and...
West Virginia Supreme Court: Widow Entitled to Husband’s Workers’ Comp July 2, 2018 The West Virginia Supreme Court says a Rhode Island woman whose husband died of carbon monoxide poisoning at a hotel...
Colorado Hailstorm Carries $169M Insurance Price Tag July 2, 2018 Thousands of Fountain and Colorado Springs, Colo., area residents were busy cleaning up and meeting with insurance adjusters after an...
Mississippi Agent Accused of Not Forwarding Premiums to Insurers July 2, 2018 A cease and desist order has been issued to a Mississippi insurance agent accused of failing to forward premiums to...
University of Washington to Pay $123K to Settle Free-Speech Lawsuit July 2, 2018 The University of Washington will pay $122,500 to settle a lawsuit filed after the college billed a Republican club security...
Texas High Court: Policy Arbitration Clause Doesn’t Apply in Dispute With Non-Signatory Party June 18, 2018 By Stephanie K. Jones The Texas Supreme Court in late May ruled that a party to an insurance contract that mandates arbitration of disputes...
Pennsylvania Urges Proper Coverage for Home-Based Businesses June 18, 2018 Pennsyslvania Insurance Commissioner Jessica Altman is encouraging small business owners to ensure they have proper coverage and know how to...
Kansas Commissioner Unhappy with Intended Sweep of Department Funds June 18, 2018 Kansas Commissioner of Insurance Ken Selzer issued a bulletin in late May informing “all persons and entities that have paid...
Report Says Record Number of Data Breach Notices Filed in New York in 2017 June 18, 2018 By Elizabeth Blosfield The New York Attorney General’s Office (NYAG) this year released a report outlining a record number of data breach notices...
60 in Midwest Sickened by Salmonella Linked to Pre-Cut Melons June 18, 2018 Health officials say a salmonella outbreak linked to pre-cut melons has sickened 60 people in five Midwestern states. The Centers...