Don Jergler is the Western Region Editor for Insurance Journal, with a focus on national insurance news in the United States. With his work also appearing in Carrier Management and Claims Journal, Don covers a wide range of topics including cannabis insurance, climate-related financial risks, employee benefits, and other issues impacting the insurance industry.
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By: Don Jergler
A growing homeowners insurance crisis for Californians is straining brokers who work to get increasingly expensive and more frequently unavailable coverage for their clients, and a number of them blame regulations, regulators and wildfires.
Today may be the day when the impossible becomes possible—based on the number of headlines in recent days saying pretty much that.
A new article directly blames climate change for rising U.S. insurance rates.
Climate change was a key driver of the devastating impacts of Hurricane Helene, a group of scientists said this week.
By: Don Jergler
Estimates released on Wednesday from CoreLogic show that insured wind and flood losses from Hurricane Milton are expected to be between $17 billion and $28 billion.
A slip and fall into an open grave, melted Lamborghinis, imploding wine vats, snakes on an ambulance—a claims department can be a scary place to be
By: Don Jergler
Costly reinsurance, inflation, tough regulations, and increasing weather-related claims are driving up property insurance prices—and in turn, that is impacting commercial real estate returns, valuations, and transactions, a new report shows.
It's a family affair at Heritage Insurance Agency and not just because a husband-and-wife team run the firm. Steve Mora, the principal and CEO, who runs
By: Don Jergler
Hurricane Rafael which struck Cuba with heavy rainfall and flooding as well as gusts and rain in the Florida Keys on Wednesday is now just over 200 miles to the West of Keys, according to the National Hurricane Center.
By: Don Jergler
Even with all the storms the Western U.S. received in the last two years, climate change is baking the region.
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