North Carolina's new auto insurance laws raise surcharges for new drivers, increase minimum liability coverage, and allow longer premium hikes for speeding violations, affecting insurance costs and risk evaluation.

California Realtors organize an Insurance Task Force to address homeowner insurance availability and affordability challenges in fire-prone areas, aiming to provide policy recommendations to state authorities.

Philadelphia and Erie Insurance restore operations after network outages amid cybersecurity threats, highlighting risks and incident response in the insurance sector.

Navigators, a brand of The Hartford, names Lynanne St. Denis as head of wholesale property and casualty, marking a strategic leadership update in the U.S. insurance sector.

North Carolina's new auto insurance rules effective July 1 introduce higher liability limits, surcharges for new drivers, and changes to moving violation points, affecting premiums and policy management.

Millions across 42 U.S. states face financial exposure to earthquake damage due to low earthquake insurance uptake. Standard policies often exclude quake damage, requiring specialized coverage.

Explore how California's wildfire crisis is leading to insurance coverage losses, premium hikes, and new regulatory strategies impacting homeowners and insurers alike.

The insurance sector experiences stock declines influenced by rising natural disaster risks, legal challenges, and sector rotation, impacting property and health insurers' market dynamics in the U.S.

North Carolina's SB 319 law increases auto insurance minimum coverage limits and extends the inexperienced driver period to eight years, impacting premiums and regulatory compliance starting July 2025.

The Travelers Companies partners with the National Trust for Historic Preservation to fund and restore historic landmarks across the U.S. as part of 250th anniversary celebrations, emphasizing insurance's role in community resilience.