Hair Zone takes Hartford, Travelers to court over class action coverage

New Jersey Suit Tests Insurance Coverage for Product Liability Class Actions

Hair Zone's federal lawsuit against Hartford and Travelers challenges insurer obligations to cover defense costs for class actions alleging product-related harm, spotlighting issues in commercial insurance and coverage disputes.

Cost of Living and Insurance Costs Vary Significantly Between Blue and Red States

Explore the significant cost-of-living and insurance cost differences between blue and red states, with housing expenses and taxes shaping affordability for residents and retirees alike.

Michigan Court Revisits No-Fault Benefit Assignments and Rescissions in Sharp v. Tracht

Michigan Court of Appeals clarifies assignment and revocation of No-Fault benefits in Sharp v. Tracht, impacting claims handling and one-year back rule compliance under MCL 500.3145.

Tennessee Ranks Third Nationwide for Fatal Hit-and-Run Crashes, Highlights UM/UIM Coverage Importance

Tennessee ranks third nationwide in fatal hit-and-run crashes, underscoring the critical need for Uninsured and Underinsured Motorist coverage to address compensation gaps in auto insurance policies.

Big Sky Owners Association Focuses on Community, Infrastructure, and Insurance Cost Challenges

The 53rd Big Sky Owners Association annual meeting highlighted rising insurance costs, infrastructure improvements, and legislative updates impacting community governance and resort management in Big Sky, Montana.

U.S. Property/Casualty Insurance Posts $11.5B Midyear Underwriting Gain

Midyear 2025 U.S. property/casualty insurance industry reports $11.5B underwriting gain despite inflation and catastrophe losses, with solid surplus and improved combined ratio.

Mississippi's Hurricane Mitigation Program Faces Funding Suspensions Amid Rising Insurance Rates

Funding suspensions stall Mississippi's Comprehensive Hurricane Damage Mitigation Program amid rising coastal insurance rates and legislative deadlock. Explore regulatory impacts and program challenges.

Arkansas Launches State Captive Insurance Program for Schools in 2025

Arkansas to implement the State Captive Insurance Program (SCIP) in 2025, centralizing property and casualty insurance for schools and state-owned properties to enhance risk management and cost efficiency.

Specialized Insurance and Energy Independence Shape Risk Management Trends

Explore how insurance specialization and corporate energy independence are transforming risk management with tailored solutions and advanced risk engineering approaches.

Moody's Survey Signals Rate Reductions and Rising Demand in 2026 U.S. Property Reinsurance

Moody's 2025 survey reveals expected declines in U.S. property reinsurance rates for 2026 amid rising demand and stable attachment points, offering key insights for insurers and reinsurers.