Recent Insurance Industry News

About to Take Off?: Legal Fights Emerge Over Toxic Fumes on Flights

• Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac Will Again Accept Actual Cash Value Home Insurance

• Researchers Uncover iPhone Spyware Capable of Penetrating Millions of Devices

• NHTSA Upgrades Probe into 3.2M Teslas Over Self-Driving Crashes

• People Moves: Liberty Mutual Names Hobbs President of Underwriting, GRS

• Hippo, Progressive Embark on Strategic Distribution Relationship

US Sending Marines and Amphibious Assault Ship to Middle East, Officials Say

• Hiscox Manager Faces Greek Perjury Charge Over Extradition Case

• US Allies See No Way of Opening Hormuz Strait During War

• Indian Gas Tankers Getting Ready to Sail Through Hormuz, Data Shows

• UK to Seek Closer EU Ties on Financial Services as Reeves Chases Growth

• Football Club Lyon Sued for $63 Million Over Igor Jesus Funding

New Jersey Public Schools May Be Held Vicariously Liable for Sexual Abuse

• FAA Mandates Radar Checks on Helicopters and Planes Near DC Airport

• Rural New York Insurance Agency Under Investigation, Police Report

• NYC Eyes Ending Legal Support For ex-Mayor Adams in Sexual Assault Lawsuit

• Does Workers’ Compensation Cover Employee Injured Performing a ‘Common Courtesy’?

• ‘Tag Man’ Charged With Title-Washing $3.8 Million in Stolen Luxury Autos

Rapper Wins Defamation Lawsuit Against Ohio Deputies Over Music Videos

• FirstEnergy Execs Face Corruption Trial in Bribery Scheme

• Inszone Acquires Ohio Valley Insurance

• Wisconsin Beauty Products Manufacturer Cited for Safety Violations

• Massive 7-Ton Meteor Explodes Over Cleveland, Startling Residents

• Jewelers Mutual Launches Digital Jewelry Insurance Program Powered by Sure

Oklahoma Insurance Producer Has License Revoked Following Investigation

• Texas Takes Over Permitting for Carbon Storage Projects

• Prysmian Eyes New Texas Copper Mill Amid Data Center Boom

• People Moves: Trade Names Krol as Chief Operating Officer

• AM Best Withdraws Credit Ratings of Texas’ Cadence Indemnity

• Corpus Christi Water Emergency Could Be Two Months Away

Publix Not Liable in ‘Unforeseeable’ 2021 Supermarket Shooting, Florida Court Says

• Tally Hospital Sues to Evict Patient Who Won’t Leave Room 5 Months After Discharge

• Decades After Canal Project Was Abandoned, Advocates Trying to Link 3 Rivers

• Florida’s Home Hardening Grant Plan Is Massive, Popular—and Flawed, Critics Say

• Florida OIR Summit Includes Cal Commissioner Lara, Sessions on AI, Compliance, Data

• Florida Lawmakers Vote to Drop Building Permits on Projects of $7,500 or Less

People Moves: CopperPoint Appoints Woods SVP, Head of Product

• California Weighs Crackdown on Social Media for Kids Under 16

• 2,400 Kaiser Mental Health Professionals Strike in California Over AI Concerns

• Report: ‘One in A Million’ Live Fire Malfunction Rained Shrapnel on California Highway

• Arizona Cardiology Group Paying $4.75M Over Unnecessary Vein Procedure Allegations

• LA County Metro Buses Will Warn Against Workers’ Comp Fraud