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By: Don Jergler
It’s been a quiet couple of years, but a raucous start to storm seasons in certain areas and a super El Niño looking increasingly likely, has carriers looking to update their disaster response plans as the second half of 2026 unfolds, according to a global third-party administrator.
By: Don Jergler
It's no surprise given the penetration of artificial intelligence into lives and businesses that it appears insurers are gearing up to exclude artificial
If there’s ever a robot uprising, it won’t be too difficult to decide what — rather than who—should be driving your ride out of town.
By: Don Jergler
U.S. claim volume fell 8.9% from last year, with total claims dipping 13.1% below the five-year average, despite several large catastrophe events, says a
By: Don Jergler
Humans, not artificial intelligence threats, are the cause of the large majority of cyber-attacks — for now.
By: Don Jergler
Bodily injury auto claims have surpassed auto physical damage payouts for the first time, a trend that is being pushed by a rise in the average payout and an increase in BI claim frequency. Artificial intelligence may also have a hand in the trends, the authors of a report out on Thursday say.
Oil prices are giving claims costs a hit, and depending on the part of the country, the exposure for replacement and repair costs of roofing, synthetic flooring or vinyl siding may be considerable and vary broadly, a new report shows.
The peak of tornado season may be behind us, but the eastward expansion of what has been traditionally known as tornado alley into more populated areas may continue raising awareness of the growing insurance risk long for some time.
By: Don Jergler
The peak of tornado season may be behind us, but the eastward expansion of what has been traditionally known as Tornado Alley into more populated areas
By: Don Jergler
The peak of tornado season may be behind us, but the eastward expansion of what has been traditionally known as Tornado Alley into more populated areas may continue raising insurance risk for some time. Record tornado activity in Illinois, Indiana, and Wisconsin this year drove elevated claims and increasing risk because of population exposure. Increased … Continued
