N.Y., Mass. Adopt Certificates of Insurance Law February 9, 2015 By Young Ha New York and Massachusetts in January became the latest states to enact laws to prohibit improper use of certificates of...
Legislation Addressing Property Claims Litigation Likely to Crop Up in Texas February 9, 2015 By Stephanie K. Jones By the end of 2008, the Texas residual market for insuring seacoast properties for wind and hail figured it had...
Few Claims Reported From Winter Storm Juno February 9, 2015 Winter Storm Juno – a blizzard that swept through the Northeast during the last week of January and brought record...
CBO Lowers Estimate of Affordable Care Act Subsidy Cost February 9, 2015 Obamacare will cost 7 percent less than expected over the next decade for federal subsidies to help lower-income people pay...
Vt. Captive Insurance Gross Written Premium Nears $30B February 9, 2015 Vermont licensed 16 new captives in 2014 and the state’s captive insurance gross written premium is nearing $30 billion, according...
Making New Clients Feel like Family February 9, 2015 By Stephen A. Waldman In today’s competitive market, an effective client onboarding process is the most important step in cultivating a lasting relationship. In...
Google Poised to Enter U.S. Auto Insurance Market January 26, 2015 Giant search engine Google, which already offers auto insurance online in the United Kingdom, could soon be selling auto insurance...
Michigan Driverless Vehicle Test Site to Be Operational this Spring January 26, 2015 Officials expect a Michigan testing site for connected and driverless cars that will simulate a cityscape to be operational this...
Insurance Groups Criticize Mass. Rideshare Regulations January 26, 2015 By Young Ha Insurance industry associations say Massachusetts’ newly developed rideshare regulations are vague and woefully deficient in addressing the insurance concerns. The...
What Else Is on the Cyber Horizon? January 26, 2015 The massive Sony Corp. breach that occurred at the end of 2014 has been a huge example of the far...