Arizona City’s Computer System Slowly Recovering From Cyberattack March 26, 2021 Officials in Kingman say the city’s computer system is slowly getting back to fully operational after a recent cyberattack. The...
California Bill Would Mandate Minimum Insurance Coverage at Rehabs February 19, 2021 Assemblywoman Cottie Petrie-Norris, D-Laguna Beach, in collaboration with California Insurance Commissioner Ricardo Lara introduced a bill intended to ensure that...
EasySend and Sompo Japan Join Forces to Improve Customer Experience January 22, 2021 By Kelly De La Mora Sompo Japan plans to use EasySend’s no-code development platform to power its marine insurance accident notification system Tel Aviv, Israel,...
Insurers Again Battled Many California Bills, but a Fight Last Year Was Biggest Recent Victory October 28, 2020 The election is nearly here, and while it’s been quite a year all around, things could have been worse for...
Oregon Audit Finds Insufficient Oversight of Harassment Investigations October 22, 2020 An Oregon Secretary of State audit has found the Department of Administrative Services does not provide sufficient oversight of investigations...
Kansas Sees Another COVID-19 Spike, Counties Worry About Aid September 30, 2020 Kansas reported another seven-day record for new coronavirus cases, with 16% of the tests for the virus during that period...
Critical Values in a Property’s Lifecycle June 29, 2020 By Saumi Shokraee Accurate valuation is critical to the primary functions of the real estate economy. From the listing of a property all...
21 Shipping Containers Fall Overboard off Hawaiian Islands June 26, 2020 At least 21 shipping containers fell from overboard into the ocean near Hilo this week, the U.S. Coast Guard said....
Insurance Survey: How Is Pandemic Affecting Your Life, Your Work, Your Industry? June 4, 2020 No matter where you work in the P/C insurance industry, your experience is important. How is the coronavirus pandemic affecting...
Six Things to Know About the Recent Impasse Between Regulators and Insurers in the Aftermath of California’s Devastating Wildfires April 17, 2020 By Saumi Shokraee California’s 2017 and 2018 catastrophic wildfire events hit state insurers historically hard, with record-breaking losses of over $25 billion.1 2...