P/C Insurers Expanding Use of Predictive Modeling February 9, 2015 Property /casualty insurance executives believe that predictive modeling has become an essential or very important driver of improved performance over...
In Fire Aftermath, Reforms Push Up Against Industry Norms in N.J. February 9, 2015 By David Porter The fire that destroyed most of a large apartment complex in northern New Jersey last month has prompted talk of...
ACLU Settles Lawsuit Over R.I.’s Uninsured Motorists Database February 9, 2015 The American Civil Liberties Union of Rhode Island has settled a lawsuit with the state Division of Motor Vehicles over...
Starwood Capital to Sell NYC’s Baccarat Hotel to Chinese Insurer for $230M February 9, 2015 By David M. Levitt and Nadja Brandt Barry Sternlicht’s Starwood Capital Group agreed to sell New York’s luxury Baccarat Hotel to an affiliate of China’s Sunshine Insurance...
10 Fingerprints No Longer Collected for Texas Driver’s Licenses February 9, 2015 Under pressure from state lawmakers, the Texas Department of Public Safety will stop collecting electronic images of an applicant’s 10...
N.Y. Announces New, Targeted Cybersecurity Assessments for Insurers February 9, 2015 New York State Department of Financial Services (DFS) today released a report on cybersecurity in the New York insurance industry...
Michigan High Court May Accept Auto Insurance Records Case February 9, 2015 The Michigan Supreme Court wants to hear more about a dispute over public access to the records of an insurance...
Feds: Ohio Workplace Fatalities on the Rise February 9, 2015 Workplace fatalities have been rising in Ohio, and federal officials cite lack of attention to safe work practices and training...
Lockton Adds Employee Benefits Leader Georgia in Milwaukee February 9, 2015 Independent insurance broker, Lockton, announced it has added Patrick Georgia as senior vice president and employee benefits practice leader in...
Insurer: Oklahoma Jazz Museum’s Workers’ Comp Debt Is Paid February 9, 2015 A major insurer who had the financially shaky Oklahoma Jazz Hall of Fame on the hook for around $11,200 a...