Louisiana Appeals Court Clarifies Direct-Action Law in Insurance Case
A Louisiana court ruled that amendments to the direct-action law are retroactive, impacting how insurers can be named in litigation.
A Louisiana court ruled that amendments to the direct-action law are retroactive, impacting how insurers can be named in litigation.
Washington, DC's proposed bill seeks to limit liquor liability payouts to $500,000 while studying potential impacts of mandatory coverage on insurance...
The specialty insurance market is nearing a critical juncture as capacity, pricing, and loss trends signal possible shifts ahead.
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SiriusPoint has appointed Emily Yoo as COO, underscoring its strategic focus on operational excellence as financial fortunes improve.
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Leaders in the insurance sector are moving towards AI applications that enhance productivity and drive revenue growth, shifting away from mere cost sa...
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Insurance Business America names 96 Rising Stars in 2026, spotlighting influential young professionals poised to reshape the industry's future.
A New York court ruling keeps a coverage dispute alive, spotlighting how typewritten amendments can alter insurance policy interpretations.
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Ohio Security argues Accident Fund neglected its defense responsibilities in a Brooklyn injury case, prompting a legal dispute for reimbursement.
Ashewell Medical Group accuses Auto-Owners of mishandling its Hurricane Helene flood claim, seeking over $125,000 in damages.
Progressive's second-quarter results show a notable increase in premiums, though combined ratios have deteriorated, reflecting sector-wide trends.
A new generation of insurance professionals emphasizes empathy as a critical skill, blending technical expertise with human connection for success.
Research indicates that California's earthquake insurance models significantly underestimate potential losses from supershear ruptures, necessitating...