Appellate Court Orders New Trial in Property Insurance Dispute Over Juror Bias
The Fourth District Court of Appeal reverses property damage verdict citing juror bias in dispute with Universal Property & Casualty Insurance Co., ordering a new trial.
The Fourth District Court of Appeal reverses property damage verdict citing juror bias in dispute with Universal Property & Casualty Insurance Co., ordering a new trial.
Russell Ellers takes over as CEO at QEO, succeeding Scott DeWolf, signaling a leadership transition within the commercial auto insurance MGA sector.
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The House Financial Services Committee introduces the bipartisan Housing for the 21st Century Act to modernize housing policy, improve affordability, and streamline regulatory processes for development across the U.S.
King County Office of Emergency Management offers flood damage reporting and recovery guides for homeowners insurance and mold issues after historic flooding. Residents are encouraged to seek local aid and community support options.
Chubb's informal bid to acquire AIG elevates market activity and alters stock movements in the Property & Casualty insurance sector.
Erie Indemnity Company holds its management fee at the maximum 25% for Erie Insurance Exchange and increases quarterly dividends by 7.1%, underscoring robust financial management within the U.S. property and casualty insurance market.
Tricolor Holdings founder Daniel Chu faces fraud allegations linked to systemic financial mismanagement and bankruptcy, impacting subprime auto lending and insurance claims.
Fitch Ratings projects steady underwriting profitability for U.S. property/casualty insurers in 2026 with premium growth slowing and reinsurance market evolving. Combined ratios expected near historical lows, while M&A activity rises amid softening rates.
Louisiana approves State Farm's 5.9% average auto insurance rate decrease and 9.7% homeowners insurance rate increase, reflecting hurricane risk and loss trends for 2026.