Don Jergler

This article is part of a multi-part series introducing candidates who are running for the position of insurance commissioner in California.

Keith Davis, running as an American Independent, spent nearly a decade in the insurance industry as an insurance agent, selling and managing everything

This article is part of a multi-part series introducing candidates who are running for the position of insurance commissioner in California.

This article is part of a multi-part series introducing candidates who are running for the position of insurance commissioner in California.

The race for the California Insurance Commissioner post has drawn 11 candidates covering several parties, and backgrounds that include two insurance agents, a former broker, a state legislator and a former state legislator.

Democrat Steve Bradford, an education organization board member, previously served in the California State Senate, the state Assembly and on the Gardena

This article is part of an on-going series about technological and AI-related developments and advancements in claims processes and claims departments.

What a super El Niño and a below-normal Atlantic hurricane season mean for the insurance industry is a matter of perspective: the two climate phenomena are interrelated, fewer hurricanes in one area could be better or worse than more drought and flooding in other places—and the industry is constantly preaching preparedness regardless of the forecast.

What began as a lawsuit filed against Church Mutual Insurance Company on a $1 million-plus claim dispute turned into a potential $2 million award against a contractor after a jury found the contractor intentionally interfered with the insurance contract and caused the litigation.

Democrats Jane Kim and Ben Allen led voting in Tuesday's race for California insurance commissioner, making them the current favorites to advance to the