Number of Deaths from Drunken Driving Nearly Doubled in Utah November 2, 2015 The number of people who have died in Utah as a result of drunken driving nearly doubled last year, hitting...
Industry Chasing Mobile Consumers with Ads, Apps, Self-Service Options November 2, 2015 By Don Jergler Carriers are spending big on advertising, and agencies are working to become increasingly more sophisticated and reach out to more...
New Insurance Policy Protects Homebuyers’ Down Payment November 2, 2015 By Andrew G. Simpson Homebuyers may soon be able to buy insurance to protect their down payments in the event they sell their home...
Rate Changes in Store for Texas Auto Insurance Plan November 2, 2015 The Texas Automobile Insurance Plan Association (TAIPA) will raise some rates and lower some for private passenger and commercial automobile...
Millennials: Living on the Edge of the Big City November 2, 2015 By Tim Henderson Cory Piirto is a newlywed living in New York City, but the prospect of starting a family is prompting her...
Auto Injury Claims Frequency Falls, But Claims Costs Rise October 19, 2015 Auto insurance bodily injury claims costs are still increasing in the United States, even though better vehicle safety has helped...
University of Oregon Sorority Kitchen Worker Files Suit over Termination October 19, 2015 A former kitchen worker at a University of Oregon sorority house is suing the Alpha Xi chapter of Kappa Alpha...
Texas Supreme Court Upholds Anti-Concurrent-Causation Clause in Ike Case October 19, 2015 By Steven Plitt The Texas Supreme Court in JAW the Point, LLC v. Lexington Ins. Co., 460 S.W.3d 597 (Tex. 2015) held, on...
E&O Insights: How Well Are You Managing Your Agency’s Commercial Lines Accounts? October 19, 2015 By Curtis M. Pearsall Ask errors and omissions (E&O) carriers about their results when dealing with commercial lines shops and most, if not all,...
Another Report Shows California Workers’ Comp Reforms Working October 19, 2015 By Don Jergler A new study on worker’s compensation across 17 states shows that reforms sometimes work — and such is the case...