Recent Insurance Industry News

Study: AI May Be Tempering Insurer Hiring

• US Offers $20 Billion Reinsurance Plan to Spur Gulf Oil Flow

• Liberty Mutual ‘Shifting From Fixing to Building’ in 2026, CEO Says

• Live Nation Reaches Settlement With DOJ in Antitrust Case

• People Moves: Mosaic Builds Financial Institutions, Professional Liability Teams

• 3 Big Questions Facing FEMA With Kristi Noem Out

US Offers $20 Billion Reinsurance Plan to Spur Gulf Oil Flow

• UK Banks Slammed by Flood Re’s CEO for ‘Ignoring’ Mortgage Risks

• Airline Shares Battered, Airfares Surge as Iran War Intensifies

• Zurich to Buy Generali’s Irish Unit for €337 Million in Cash

• Greek Oil Tanker Exits Hormuz Shipping Strait With Signal Off

• Asia’s Rich Having Second Thoughts on Dubai as War Rages

Search Ends for Survivors After Fishing Vessel Sank Off Cape Cod, Killing 2

• Federal Appeals Court Denies Workers’ Compensation Claim for Cannabis Edibles

• Plane That Crashed in Maine Spent Too Long on Runway After Deicing, NTSB Says

• High-Tech Snowplows and AI Help Cities Recover From Storms, Cut Insurance Claims

• Virginia Could Pave Way for Self-Driving Cars and Trucks by 2028

• Maine’s Local Governments Spent $3 Million of Its Opioid Settlement Funds Last Year

Ohio AG Sues Contractor Accused of Scamming Residents

• Authorities Search Debris After Suspected Tornadoes Kill 6 in Michigan, Oklahoma

• AM Best Upgrades Issuer Credit Rating of First Chicago Insurance Group Members

• Ohio Bill Would Establish Online Auto Insurance Verification

• Michigan Pharmacist Pleads Guilty in $3M Health Care Fraud Scheme

• Severe Storms in Kansas Lead to $879 Million in Insurance Claims in 2025

Authorities Search Debris After Suspected Tornadoes Kill 6 in Michigan, Oklahoma

• Austin Shooting Response Raises Fresh Questions About Self-Driving Cars

• After Buyout, Universal North America Changes Name to One Alliance

• AI ‘Man Camps’ Offer Golf, Free Steaks to Lure Workers in Texas

• Legal Fight Over SpaceX Beach Closures Hits Texas Supreme Court

• Texas Camp Can’t Alter Its Property While Civil Suit Proceeds, Judge Rules

Georgia Appeals Court Reverses $345M Judgment Against Insurers in School Sex Abuse

• Tennessee’s The Plateau Group is Now Lumos Insurance

• Miami Developer Indicted in Alleged $85M Fraud Scheme

• After Florida Charged People With Selling Insurance Licenses, 12 More Arrested

• Florida Tank Company Contesting OSHA Fines After Fatal Incident

• After Buyout, Universal North America Changes Name to One Alliance

State Farm’s 17% California Homeowners Rate Hike to Remain Under New Agreement

• Edison Utility Defeats Shareholder Lawsuit Over LA Wildfires

• People Moves: NFP Names Ross Head of Broking, West Region

• Attorneys for Suspect in LA Wildfire Seek Release Based on New Evidence

• New Mexico Jurors Heard From Zuckerberg in Meta Child Safety Trial

• xAI Loses Bid to Halt California AI Data Disclosure Law